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Depends. I can show you some specimens such a Tudor 7922, 7923, 7924, or Rolex 6536/1 Red, or 6200, and so on and you will see... ;) [nt]
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With the first Anniversary pieces landing here and there, what about a picture of the Omega Seamaster 300 original, CK 2913?
I love this watch so much... A serious competitor to the Rolex Submariners No Crown guards and Blancpain Fifty Fathoms from the same era... Best, Nicolas ...
Who on earth - except you - would own one in such pristine condition?! Magnifique!
Cheers, HSTE PS: as you know, also on my damn Bucket list to complement the 2914-1 and the 2915-1......
Latching onto a 2913 several years ago . . .
. . . was a stroke of genius, Nicolas. When I think of all the opportunities that existed then to scoop up pre-Moons, Rails, and SM300s, I get dizzy. At least this one came in . . . . . . under the wire. I should thank my lucky stars! Art ...
From the photos, I can't really see differences between this one and the re-creation.
Omega has done a fantastic job.
The pristine condition of your Seamaster300 is
the stuff dreams are made of ! Stunning. And even better in the metal, when you brought it with you last trip! Please do keep posting!