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Greetings all! I'm hoping someone can point me in the direction of an AD who can sell me a 3876.50.31 (Speedmaster Moon Phase on a strap) at a reasonable price (I've only tried one local AD, but they weren't willing to go below 20%). I'm based in Texas, but would preferably buy out of state to save on tax.
It's funny that I'm finally returning to Omega following a 12 year or so absense. I bought my first (and only) Omega Seamaster Pro auto in 1995 or 1996 - right when the watch appeared in Goldeneye! The watch has been incredible - I only it had it serviced once 2 years ago - I went white water rafting and hadn't screwed the crown in all the way; moisture got trapped beneath the glass. Aside from the fact that the glass is quite scratched (also from rafting - hitting rocks) and the luminous material in the dial has faded, the watch is working perfectly. I love the fact that it's still going strong. Hopefully a Speedmaster will also be quite sturdy, though I won't use it for sport...
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