Vintage Omega Chrono, with interesting provenance...
Omega vintage chrono 321 Hello Friends! I had very little intervention in this nice Omega Forum, being most of my postings at the Rolex one, so I took some deep breath today, and dared to make my first post here, asking for your kind patience! I wish to s...
What a lovely story and ...
what an absolute beauty you have there. I think that the black strap suits it well. Thanks for sharing Cheers Andrew
Hello Andrew!! Thank you so much for your comments!...
... I´m glad you enjoyed the story and liked the watch, as well as the black leather band. It is the one I´m presently wearing in this watch. I send my best cordial regards, Abel.
thats a real beauty Abel
made even better by the provenance. the case size is very similar to the slightly later seamaster 321 chrono at 35mm. a lovely condition watch that collectors of many different themes would love to own so look after it and wear it in the best of health. b...
Hello Graham! It´s a pleasure to receive your kind comments!...
... nice to know you like this piece. It is true that provenance adds to the enjoyment of this piece, which I enjoy so much wearing from time to time. Thank you again for writing me and receive my cordial regards, Abel.
That is a superb find, Abel.
Wow, even if it wasn't military, this Chrono is something! Like I love tthem, simple yet elegant, powerful, with a nice patina, and in great condition. Were the hands relumed? Even if it is the case, this Chrono would make my day. The Military provenance ...
Hello Nicolas! Thank you for your kind comments...
... I was willing to show you this watch, as I thought you were going to like it so much. I´m very glad you did like it. Yes, you are right, the military provenance adds to its interest and charm. Regarding hands: I don´t really know for sure. T...
Love the patinated 'grey' dial ...
... and the wonderful story that goes with the watch. So much history in this piece. Congratulations and thanks for sharing it with us. Andrew
Hello Andrew!! Thanks a lot for your comments!...
... I´m glad you like this watch and its story behind. It´s true that history behind our pieces are the most important part of the "sport" of collecting them. Be it what happened in order to own them, or the past story we can research from previ...
I remember that one Abel!
You always have the best stories, and the watch isn't too bad either. Enjoy it!
Hello Kyle! My young friend! Nice to meet you here! Thank you for your kind comments...
... glad you enjoy the watch, and its story! Always a pleasure to write and share my own experiences with my timepices! Receive my best cordial regards, Abel.
The color of the dial is . . .
. . . the factor that makes this especially intriguing, Abel. I've seen several silver/white dial versions, but never a black dial until now. Yet another Omega rarity to add to the files . . .
You are right Art! The color of this dial is really intriguing...
... and as a matter of fact diffcicult to describe. In the hand, it looks like a dark gray with a light blue hue, but depending on light angle, or source of light, it changes to more black or tends to the bluish gray. It´s the focal point of this wat...
Beautiful watch...
...and story, Abel! This kind of "findings" are the best! Thank you for sharing your watch and story with us. Best Blomman
Thank you Blomman! So glad you like this timepice...
... as usual, stories behind our watches are a most importan part of the enjoyment of owning them. Thank you for your kind comments. Best cordial regards, Abel.
