Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Not only do I own a watch produced in the same year . . .
. . . I was born but, according to the extract, it was released to the West German Omega agent ten days before I was released into this world.
Birthyear watch
Dear purists, all of us probably already asked themselves, which watch they miss in their collection. My answer for quite some time now is: Wouldn‘t it be nice to have a watch build (or at least first sold) in the same year, as I was born? The problem now...
1980’s means Rolex, Tudor, Nautilus or Royal Oak. Unless you want to go dress watch.
Yes I do: Stumbled upon it when I wasn’t looking for one. ...
Sports watches and dress watches would both be fine for me.
It shouldn‘t be a small watch, though. So at least 38mm. You‘ve got a very nice one. Congratulations!
Not only do I own a watch produced in the same year . . .
. . . I was born but, according to the extract, it was released to the West German Omega agent ten days before I was released into this world. ...
I don’t have any suggestions unfortunately
But buying a watch in your birth year that ticks all the boxes is something very special! Picked up this Chopard 16/1860/1 last year and haven’t had any regrets, 7 months later and the honeymoon period is still going strong. Chances are from what I’ve rea...
