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I love both my SMP 1120cal and my Explorer 3132cal. But I have to say that I'm a tad bit disappointed with the performance of the 3132cal. Everyone can say all they want that it's "normal" for our Rolex watches to gain +10 to +20 sec after swinging one's arms from what ever activity they just did. My Explorer will gain +7sec after a work out at the gym but in my 14 years of owning my SMP 1120cal that I never once in it's life time experienced this. I've worn that SMP through everything from downhill mountain biking to diving to help build a garden shed which involved swinging a hammer to throwing out the trash that my 1120cal never ever gain +10 to +20 sec let alone +1 sec because of my activities.
At the end of the day I have a Omega and a Rolex and I'm happy with that. It has already been decided that IF I should decide on another Omega that it would be a current AT or if I can find one, a RailMaster.
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1993 Tag Heuer S/EL Professional 200 Two-Tone (SOLD)
1997 Omega Seamaster Professional Mid-Size 1120 cal. (SOLD)
2012 Rolex Explorer 39mm 214270
2012 G-Shock GW-2310FB-1
2013 Rolex Submariner Date 116610LN
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