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Hi All, With the recent Dynamic discussions (and my new acquisition!) I thought it would be fun to bring together as many Dynamics in the one thread as possible. The Dynamic line was introduced in 1967 and the elliptical case and tapering strap were desig...  

I've had a number over the years but my favourite is the bullseye in case 166.0039, seen below, which is now the only one I have in my collection. Amazing, but after 30 odd years these watches still look contemporary and IMO are under-valued. I did an ess...  

Thanks Desmond, very useful review, particularly the Table at the end. I can see why you retained the "Bulls-Eye" Dynamic. Great example. Regards Andrew

We share one of the same favorites Desmond... I also really like the split in the dial on the Bulls-eye. Another favorite would be the racing dial. I am on my phone right now, but is yours a gold model..? I have read your article, really good stuff. Only ... 

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Just a completely different build ;-) Dynamic Chrono from the 90s This message has been edited by mrsnak on 2010-07-31 15:23:56...  

Pardon my ignorance, Snak, but does this Dynamic fit into a lineage of military Omegas or is there a relation to the (aero)Dynamic range? And does the arrow on the chronograph second hand serve a purpose, or is it a design flourish? Nice use of colors and... 

Nice piece you have there mrsnak. The "Third Generation" Dynamics are a 'homage' watch to WW2 military watches Andrew, although I have never heard of them having been actually delivered to the military. They came in the chronograph and an automatic versio... 

As one who loves the retro pilot style, I think Omega did a terrific job with this. Sadly, IMHO its small size and retro look affected the sales, and this one disappeared fairly quickly. Here is my homage to the watch done from a photo I took of mine a fe...  

Excellent fusion of the two pics. It would have made an excellent ad! Cheers Desmond

The watch, the planes and the ships in the ocean. Fun to make.

Though I suppose you could use the hand of your choice.

in order to complete this thread, i attach a pic of my Geneve Dynamic here again. by the way, the blue dial of your Dynamic look really nice! stefan...  

Reference ST 166.0079 with standard dial. using the Caliber number: 752 with 24 jewels Dial known as "Bulls-Eye" Some facts from Omega Genève - Dynamic I, Gents' leather strap Reference: ST 166.0079 International collection: 1969-1974 Movement Type: ...  

Reference ST 166.0039 with standard dial. using the Caliber number: 565 with 24 jewels Blue dial Some facts from Omega Genève - Dynamic I, with Gents' leather strap Reference: ST 166.0039 International collection: 1969-1979 Movement: Type: Automatic ...  

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Like so many Omegas, it arrived in my possession after clearly being long forgotten in some drawer, and runs perfectly. Ginger...  

Small by today's standards, but there was an official range of ladies-sized Dynamic's I believe. The mens size were 42mm across and the ladies 29mm. This classic looks perfect on you, however. Andrew

I find the band on this one uncomfortable - the metal reinforcement is too big for me. I don't know if there are NOS bands that are completely soft. I guess the close up made the little blue one look like a full sized. Best, Ginger...  

...not sure on the strap, maybe Graham knows..? Cheers Hans

Ginger, it's weird not to see hair on a wrist shot.

while doing some research on a piece that my dad passed down to me. Looks like mine is a 14k gold cap omega dynamic. 166.0079 Sorry to dig out this thread and revive it but here's a quick pic. Would love more info on the watch too! It seems the crown is a...