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the thickness doesn't bother me at all actually, it may also have to do with the case being at 38 but it wears just fine for me, not too top heavy
and yes, I really like that's its all brushed w matte dial
Back from service
Ah the 90's... what a decade. Here's a matte dial, pump pusher chrono, beautiful and even patina on the numerals, slim lugs with a humble case size of 38mm and a cool bracelet. All pluses for me but I don't see them around often. Now that it's back from a...
That first photo is terrific
I have always liked this watch, but somehow not quite enough to buy it. Enjoy its new spendor. Cazalea
the thickness doesn't bother me at all actually, it may also have to do with the case being at 38 but it wears just fine for me, not too top heavy
and yes, I really like that's its all brushed w matte dial
Same recollection here - Dynamics were plentiful, affordable . . .
. . . and practically a gateway into Omega back in the first years of the century. Never owned one, though. Art
I'd probably be a distant slight admirer of this piece to this day
had it not been for the out of the blue offer, great offer. It was one of those "ah, why not" moments and I grew to like it even more as time went by
A very underrated neo-vintage Omega....
I have loved this one from the first time I saw it. Holds up beautifully today. Well done. Darren
