
Dr No chronicles a gathering of Omega enthusiasts in Southern California, where local aficionados explored the 2013 Omega collection at the Topanga Mall boutique. The article captures the community spirit, detailing the journey, camaraderie, and the diverse range of new models that captivated the collectors' attention.






Makes me want to go there! Best, Nicolas
. . . are de rigueur ;-) . . .
. . . gets the immediate attention of snak and Kev. A close-up, you say? How's this? The E mirates T eam N ew Z ealand Seamaster, officially known as the Seamaster Diver ETNZ, is a limited edition SM chronograph with a countdown timer intended for yacht racing. This is the model that has garnered attention from one of my colleagues as exceptionally well designed and implemented. As usual these days, it's housed in a large 44 mm case, and fitted with an Omega cal 3330 co-axial escapement movement
. . . in titanium . . . . . . two-tone . . . . . . and solid yellow gold.
. . . against a red background . . . . . . and black. All images are of the very same watch, but the red background offers a chromatic reflection on hands and dial script that looks as though it could belong there.
Just a little bit more than the fish tacos, of course. Cheers and thank you for another mastery presentation. Nilo
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