Denes_Papp
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Smooth
Though it took 7.5 months, but it had to go to Switzerland. I had a Blancpain at service this year too, for almost the same length, that went overseas too.
Omega sent back all the parts that they changed out, and their "transport " box is a blast!
So now I have the original hands, if I ever sell the watch I can sell it with all original dial and hands.
Big Blue
One of the most classic Omega 1040 watches the Big Blue is back from its much delayed (40 years) service in Switzerland. Uniquely clunky and most unique and original. A design that stood the test of time extremely well. Omega 1040 the special derivative o...
That is one beautiful beast +++
back when Omega would stick its middle finger up to the rest of the world
everything is run through focus groups now, no?
The 70’s designs were unlike anything else that ever was, so blatantly original. Contemporary designs from Omega (and many other manufacturers) don’t appear to have that same panache as they did back then.
The '60s was a decade in which social conventions . . .
. . . were turned upside down and inside out. We're still experiencing the reverberations. Little wonder watch design was revolutionary then. Also a fan of late 60's / early 70's design. Here's one I should've bought . . . . . . but didn't. Listed on eBay...
Smooth
Though it took 7.5 months, but it had to go to Switzerland. I had a Blancpain at service this year too, for almost the same length, that went overseas too. Omega sent back all the parts that they changed out, and their "transport " box is a blast! So now ...
