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They don’t make them like this anymore. I regret not getting the 007 ETA pieces back then. Still haunts me.

. . . Goldilocks, if you get my drift. Here's a 41 on my wrist. For comparison, a 38 mm annual calendar. The 38 was 'just right'. 😉 ...  

The subtle wave dial is very nice, much nicer than the current model which the waves is too "in your face" and less refined. The 13 mm thickness (for GMT version) is very comfortable too. It is a keeper .

But the old one is great too. ...  

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Have your seamaster an crystal case back? Why, if, than your watch is on my wishlist. Not yours, but a copy done by Omega.

This is one very unusual piece. The fonts on some areas show some cheekiness. For example, the words Tantalum on the bezel at 12 o’clock, reminds me of something, was it a Genta font? It’s more than meets the eye.

Ok, i thought it was a common Seamaster from the Omega collection. Great you have such a special edition.

They are democratic, available for all at fair price. That’s what I like about them. Give u few examples. Project alaska was so common 10 years ago, brand new, but no one wanted it. They went for the other beauties. Aquaterra >15,000 gauss, also known as... 

I m impressed by your Omega knowledge. This fantastic brand is all i love. My Seanaster was the first, not my last Omega! My next would be an Aqua Terra WT. Yes, on rubber.

It is selling way below what it is. Provenance, historical context, and design. Let’s revisit this in 5 years time. I hope I am incorrect.

I was a gym instructor, working in a uptown location in Singapore. There was a CEO who came to train occasionally. He was disciplined, focused and kind. He ran a fortune 500 company. He wore an Omega Seamaster GMT all the time. It looked like yours Echi.

which just didn’t work. Had I purchased the full-sized version I’d probably still have it. I always had a soft spot for the hippocampus on the case back. Enjoy.