Omega Watches: Slowest Animal Meets Fastest Watch
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Omega Watches: Slowest Animal Meets Fastest Watch

By andrea~ · Sep 2, 2022 · 40 replies
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Andrea~'s original post masterfully juxtaposes the enduring charm of a tortoise with the precision of an Omega Speedmaster, sparking a delightful discussion among collectors. This article explores the community's playful insights into watch photography challenges and the unexpected lives of garden tortoises, demonstrating how shared passions extend beyond horology into the natural world.

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andrea~
Sep 2, 2022

It would make him come out of his shell 😁

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patrick_y
Sep 2, 2022

Is the tortoise yours? Or is it just a garden visitor?

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andrea~
Sep 2, 2022

I have two, but they are on their own, they're not really the best pets to keep you company 🤣

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patrick_y
Sep 2, 2022

Well. They're cool animals. Feed them some romaine lettuce the next time you see them. And I bet they'd really like strawberries!

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patrick_y
Sep 2, 2022

I would eat the strawberry myself, but leave them just the heads. Don't want to spoil them too much. That's a good deal. Buy a house. Two free tortoises included!

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patrick_y
Sep 2, 2022

How long have you lived here? Do the tortoises come back every year? Can you tell if they're the same tortoises?

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