Friend of mine made a good swap, his Explorer 2 16570 (1991) with my Omega Seamaster 007. It's hard to say if this is a fair trade nonetheless he wanted a 007 and I wanted an EX2 T dial. I believe in the long run over time, the EX2 will appreciate more than 007. Just yesterday I saw another 007 for
So I’ve always read those stories about sales staff pushing towards certain watches that they either get the best commission from, or you bu to start the relationship with the brand/AD. Yesterday it happened to me. I went to a flagship boutique by a certain brand from the Holy Trinity, having secure
Lightweight even with titanium bracelet. The laser-ablated dial is very sober, even the Omega logo and wording are not painted. This makes the watch very stealthy, almost like a three-hander watch from afar. The chronograph "dissapear" most of the time, but they are there when you need it, so they d
Here are some of the novelties. One you know, but in a new ( to me ) case and dial combination. 1/ The Vintage 1945 Earth to Sky Edition: The case is in DLC Titanium, 36, 10 x 35, 25 mm big, with a sapphire case back and a polycristalline blue dial. The movement is automatic, the well known Cal GP 3