Omega

Greetings to dear members of this forum! How do y'all do? It's been awhile since I have been online in this site as I was overwhelmed with the amount of work that I had recently... As things started to cooling down, I look at sales and things alike and I

. . . take two. Melina or Nana? Too long since Black Connie had a spin on my wrist. I think she'll be sticking around . . . . . . for awhile. Art

While on my way to my friends wedding... Then, check out what's on my newly wed friend's wrist! Rare beast! Congratulation my friend! Best Jev

. . . Omega delight. On my wrist yesterday and today, this ca '55 Denison Omega . . . last of the bumper crop (pun intended). Art

My colleague next to me has the first re-issue, and I got the 2nd, Pulsometer black version. Since it’s “Pulso”, racing look of the strap didn’t feel right, so I changed it.... great size, execution. They say this is “re-issue”, but this is completely new

The Omega Seamaster Professional, prominently showcased by Her Majesty's favourite spy and champagne sipper, RN Commander James Bond, is a highly versatile watch. Solid enough to withstand not one, but numerous near-apocalypses, but also fashionable and r

I have owned this 1966 constellation pie pan for the last 8 years and decided to send it for a service. I purchased the watch knowing the case was 18ct but I have been told by the person who serviced the watch that he thought it was unusual that it had a

Another example of 1940’s Omega with not overly large box. I never saw a special box for the Suverän as I did for the Officer, but both models were specially made for the Swedish market. Both boxes are of the same style, light beige/yellow, brown text, ma