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Sep 13, 2016,19:57 PM
But as they say better late than never. A 1961 Seamaster with linen dial powered by the manual cal 265. Wrist shot from the office.
Love that chronometer Art, very elegant, yet well balanced and versatile.
Regards.
Scott
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If it's Tuesday . . .
By: Dr No : September 13th, 2016-04:05
. . . then it's time to share our Omegas. Tuesday's gone Yup, supper at 1:30 AM ;-) . . ....
Holy guacamole!
By: Ares501 - Mr Green : September 13th, 2016-05:19
This one is nice! Yours D
One of the latest to enter my collection, Damjan . . .
By: Dr No : September 13th, 2016-09:54
. . . a ref 2576 cal 343 chronometer, ca '49. I'd wanted one for the longest time, so when this example came up literally in my neighborhood, acquisition was a foregone conclusion. Art
Magnificent.
By: BDLJ : September 13th, 2016-06:23
Unfortunately, I gave all my Omegas to my sister for safekeeping. So that means a complete inability to take any photos... I'll just enjoy yours
A better photo . . .
By: Dr No : September 13th, 2016-12:15
. . . especially for you, Ben. Cordially, Art ...
My weird old omega.
By: Bill : September 13th, 2016-09:13
This must have been some personal invention. Not a serious watch so just enjoy. Fun anyhow. Never seen any wrist time. Bill Omega Skeleton. Just for fun. ...
Appears to be a skeletonized Ω cal 265 . . .
By: Dr No : September 13th, 2016-13:36
. . . fitted to a custom case, Bill. Franco had (or still has) a similarly prepared 30T2SCrg chronomètre . . . . . . performed by Joachim Benzinger. Art ...
Omega had a very strong hold here in Sweden!
By: blomman Mr Blue : September 14th, 2016-14:20
JP Brandt were dominating the Swedish market with Omega for many years! That is one of the reasons you will find quite a lot of early Speedmasters and Railmasters here... Best Blomman
Let me play or better ...
By: nilomis : September 13th, 2016-11:54
Let Mr. Stevie Ray Vaughan play: Today's Omega is the Apollo XV 40th Anniversary (limited to 1971 pieces). Fresh pictures from this afternoon. Sorry if I made any mistake. Major jet lag. This reminds me this: “ She knows, now, absolutely, hearing the whit...
If memory serves correct, Tony, there are a few Genèves . . .
By: Dr No : September 13th, 2016-17:40
. . . in your collection. Found a gorgeous yellow gold ca '64 Genève (cal 561, sector dial) locally a few years ago at a bargain price, but didn't pull the trigger, mostly on account of having one of the cal 602 chronometers in my collection. Now that I'v...
Genève
By: Tony C. : September 15th, 2016-15:55
You are correct, Art, though all are the early, manual-wind versions... ...
Dear Art: here are some Omegas from my stable...
By: Subexplorer : September 13th, 2016-15:13
... Hope you and your friends will like them! Cheers! Abel Rose gold indexes and honeycomb dial adds charm to this oldie... Fuerza Aerea Argentina issue Chrono... A couple of old SM300... Love the thick lugs of this Seamaster! My favorite Connie... Two ch...
You are quite right!
By: Horology411 : September 14th, 2016-11:30
I hope to have another try at this image soon. I have some ideas.
Late to the Party
By: sdd7820 : September 13th, 2016-19:57
But as they say better late than never. A 1961 Seamaster with linen dial powered by the manual cal 265. Wrist shot from the office. Love that chronometer Art, very elegant, yet well balanced and versatile. Regards. Scott ...
If I ever go back to work . . .
By: Dr No : September 14th, 2016-11:10
. . . it's gotta be in your office. PS - here's a photo of your Omega's movement . . . . . . taken several years ago. Clean as can be! ...