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beautiful watch - it's always appealed to me
love how it looks like a big chunk of steel.
Tenacity pays off . . . Seamaster 1948 arrives!
I’m a huge fan of Tribute pieces. I thought I was too late to the game. But, I spent a lot of time contacting Omega boutiques and ADs trying to find a Seamaster 1948 Small Seconds. Found one in NYC that said that had been allocated one piece, which was du...
Congratulations! Looks great and I think yours
is one of the only ones I've seen posted "in the wild".
Did you wait until 10:10 in order to take the photo 😉
. Congrats! What’s in the solid caseback? There’s nothing better than a heritage re-issue with all the modern bells and whistles inside
You caught me cheating! It actually arrived at 11:39 - still in the coffin!
It's powered by the Omega Master Chronometer Calibre 8804.
Nice and congratulations. This is the better looking one...
than the other central seconds version. The delivery promise is way unacceptable but glad it did come finally.
beautiful watch - it's always appealed to me
love how it looks like a big chunk of steel.
Congrats, Mach!! Great pick-up . . .
. . . of the outstanding innovation from Omega last year. Had an early version of the original SM chronometer before . . . [ Ca '49 ref 2576 / cal 343] . . . but my pal West Coast Bill (not to be confused with Bill Sohne) wanted it so badly that I had to ...
1948 Seamaster
The sub-seconds version is very nice. Congratulations on the acquisition!
