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drinking some gin tonic tonight to celebrate this amazing watch. Still in the honeymoon with this piece. The watch feels so light and comfortable and the dial always surprises me. It is 6 seconds fast after 31 days of wear. There are still no scratches on

has a nice vintage vibe. cheers fernando

Worn here on a NASA strap. Still love it.

The comparison pics. of the ceramic version ( just happen to have these two on my desk). Cheers fernando

with this Omega Spectre SM300 and since then, I’ve build a good relationship with my local boutique to start a small collection of Omega modern watches. I’m not into rusties so pls, no offense to our knowledgeable vintage collectors, you guys are brave as

Dear All, Just a very visual review about the Omega Apollo 11 50th Anniversary that I received today ! Initially I wasn't so convinced about the watch: I do have my fair share of Moonwatches so I thought... I wouldn't need another one but in person the wa

Dear all, I’m extremely pleased to present a small collection of watches carefully assembled under the same theme: yachting. All pieces share a defining set of attributes which I am currently very fond of: - Colour: brave use of colours harmoniously suppo

Hi all! A cool watch for many reasons. It’s called the 145.019 and has a manual wind caliber 861. From the early 70s, this has a roulette bezel and a 45min counter. I also don’t like football but this helps being one step closer to being accepted at the p

Looks like the first speedy for the year from Omega. I was forwarded this: 39.70 mm case in stainless steel, influenced by the same 3rd generation style that Ed White wore, features a bezel ring in polished black ceramic [ZrO2] with a tachymeter scale in