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And the irony is that this...
...will be considered by most to be the iconic commemorative watch.
Saw this last year traveling through Monterey at one of my favorite "eye-candy" shops. Don't even ask the price... ;-)
My first watch of 2012.......
For a start, please accept my apologies as little of the following has anything to do with Omega but it does involve my first watch purchase of 2012 – so please stay with me and read on. Way way back in the dim and distant past of 1953 when I suspect most...
Very nice watch. Something I also consider, as I love watches with Story.
And the Story behind your watch is as lovely as the watch itself. Bravo, and enjoy... Now you owe your wife a lunch. Best, Nicolas
Great story.
I am glad you shared it with us. Congratulations on the watch, it does look in great shape. Best regards, George
You're out of touch, Andrew . . .
. . . these days, you just might be able to get an American state for first-gen Explorer. I hear Greece is available, too ;-) . . .
Congrats on the Smiths...
...and the good fortune you had to find the model he wore. This is it below: Now that more people know about this watch, I seem to notice more online auctions making reference to their Smiths being like the one Hillary wore, except that they are never the...
lovely piece with a great history Andrew
and i think it belongs here due to the large number of dennison cased Omega's made. to add to the party pics here's my Smiths, named after that great achievement. a simple centre second handwind in traditional english finish. nice catch and bring it the n...
And the irony is that this...
...will be considered by most to be the iconic commemorative watch. Saw this last year traveling through Monterey at one of my favorite "eye-candy" shops. Don't even ask the price... ;-)...
Lovely story..
.... lovely watch, a true undervalued watch. Thankyou so much for sharing Best Hans