The one that got away

Dec 19, 2020,09:57 AM
 

I’ve wanted one of these watches since I first saw an ad in the London Sunday Times Magazine back in the 70’s. A few years ago I thought I had one on the hook, but closer inspection showed that through a series of bad repairs it had become a Frankenwatch. So I’m still looking!

But yours looks fabulous! Enjoy!

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My Father's Omega Dynamic...

 
 By: HighEndOne : December 15th, 2020-11:16
Well, not exactly... What you see here is a twin of the watch Omega USA presented to my Dad in 1970. Dad was a designer and manufacturer of ladies watch cases and mesh bracelets. His original went deep-sea fishing with him one year (ca. 1985) and did not ...  

Nice story

 
 By: VinnieD : December 15th, 2020-12:39
The case shape seems very comfortable. I experienced recently with rectangular watches and they do not fit my wrist Oval, "horizontal" cases like AP Millenary or this one are much more logical. I would expect the next major Apple Watch update to follow th... 

The ad...

 
 By: HighEndOne : December 15th, 2020-13:45
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The one that got away

 
 By: le_chef : December 19th, 2020-09:57
I’ve wanted one of these watches since I first saw an ad in the London Sunday Times Magazine back in the 70’s. A few years ago I thought I had one on the hook, but closer inspection showed that through a series of bad repairs it had become a Frankenwatch.... 

One of my earliest lessons in wristwatch appreciation . . .

 
 By: Dr No : December 15th, 2020-17:06
. . . was taught by Thomas Mao. We were at dinner sixteen years ago in a West LA restaurant with two other Purists; Thomas had brought a few of his AP's, including a Millenary. Sensing my distaste for it, he said, "Put it on your wrist." My unease over it...