Omega

And only 11 mm thin! I owned one back in the day. What do you guys think of this 39 mm 2500 movement Seamaster? *Image borrowed ...  

If I got the 39mm version, it probably would still be with me! My friend has this version. Still with him to this day even if he has focused primarily on independents.

The 2500 era is the best proportions

And can be versatile with straps too

I chose to remember 🍻

I agonized quite a bit about 36 or 39. I came across a mint condition 36 and decided to give it a go since the 39 is generally easier to find. The watch is supremely comfortable and a real joy to wear, in a way it almost wears more like jewelry than a wat...  

Have you considered a strap? Clasp item solved!

Shell cordovan: ...  

. . . when it was released seventeen(!) years ago. [photo credits: Dr No / Rail credit: LA Ω boutique] As they say, "Coulda, woulda, shoulda." ...  

. . . or if you'll trade yours for Black Connie. I'll throw in a VIP seat for the next Stones show in LA. Done deal?

. . . your service. ...  

Especially with that strap option 👍🏻 This is a nice alternative to the AT, as it has similar case proportions 🎉

Cazalea ...  

Same as you have pictured. Then 2500 PO right after. The blue / white combo is awesome, especially in the right lighting conditions . Sold mine too, chasing something else

Image is borrowed. Wanted to share the eye candy and hear the groups impressions of this one 🍻

Here is my Aquatera Seamaster. Have a pleasant day. Geross. ...  

I actually ended up selling my 38 mm AT 8500 and 8900. It took me many years to realize this, but as compared to the 2500 Calibre, 1 mm more case size and 1 mm less thickness make a huge difference for me. Unfortunately I believe omega have lost their way...