
Seeks, a respected member of the WatchProSite community, shares a stunning photographic essay of his Omega Caliber 33.3 chronograph. His detailed macro shots and observations on the watch's wearability offer a fresh perspective on this vintage gem. This article delves into why this particular Omega reference continues to captivate collectors, highlighting its historical significance and enduring design.





That's exactly the sort of watch that made me love watches in the first place. I love the dial! The pushers and crown are great. The size is perfect.
What a beautiful specimen! Love that dial, the sharpness of the case is just breathtaking. Even the pushers look like new! Great catch...
Really don't compare to those numerals. Gorgeous dial!
Many thanks for sharing these pics of this beautiful granny
. . . or awesome vintage - take your pick! Omega's 33.3 chronos took off before the Speedmaster craze; I never seriously contemplated getting one, partly on account of the price of admission. But thankfully, they haven't gone thru the stratosphere yet, unlike some of the earlier Speedy references. Also wearing vintage today, Seeks. Tiff hasn't had any wrist time in at least a year . . . long past due. Best, Art
It brings me a lot of pleasure to spend time taking its portrait ! Best regards
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