cazalea
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Do you have any watch that you can't even feel on your wrist?
I was wearing this Omega this morning in my bathrobe, and later with a sweater with long, loose sleeves. As I was about to walk out the door I mentally "felt" both wrists, and thought "Hold on, I better get a watch" and went back to my bedroom for a watch. As I pulled up my sleeve, the Omega smiled back at me.
A real winner -- light, thin, watch; strap broken in so it fits like an invisible glove.
What's your "so comfortable you won't even know it's there" piece?
Cazalea
Do you have any watch that you can't even feel on your wrist?
I was wearing this Omega this morning in my bathrobe, and later with a sweater with long, loose sleeves. As I was about to walk out the door I mentally "felt" both wrists, and thought "Hold on, I better get a watch" and went back to my bedroom for a watch...
I like these smaller vintage pieces. That dial looks amazing!
I have a few that are probably about the same size and weight as yours, here's a couple, though not Omega... ...
Yes, there is virtue to a vintage piece, isn't there?
Here's my most-similar watch - a gold Wittnauer ...
Know the feeling well, Mike . . .
. . . there's a few vintage Omegas in my collection light as the proverbial feather. [ ca '53 ref 2667 / cal 420] Best, Art ...
Thanks Art, I know we both like this one a lot
I hope you are wearing all those vintage pieces (now and then, when not playing pool) Cheers, Mike
Vintage Omegas? Almost every day! . . .
. . . a Centenary's been on my wrist since Saturday . . . [ ca '48 ref 2499 / cal 28.10 JUB] . . . and there's been at least half a dozen hours of pool racked up in the meantime ;-) . . . ...
These are all such lovely watches, a word I don't use often
Thanks for posting. Not sure which is my favorite -- they're all nice and it's hard to pick among them. Take note watch manufacturers -- a watch can be beautiful, subtle, refined, and elegant without screaming affluence or bling.
What a wonderful dial dear Mike!! Awesome! I love it!! Agree: some vintage pieces are so light we forget they are strapped on the wrist...
... and this Omega you show is adorable!! I own a Jumbo vintage Omega and a Longines Calatrava style (both with steel cases of 37 mm diameter) which are also so light and comfortable! Cheers! Abel ...
This Croton is another vintage
I found this watch - the previous owner had stripped off the chrome plating on the front, and I liked the look so I took it home, gave it a service, put on a new strap, and it works fine. Pressing in the crown advances the date. Cazalea ...
This one badly needs a service..
I recently wound it back to life just to see if it was still ticking. It did move ...
You knew . . .
. . . I'd go ga-ga! Ref 14350, mid '50s cal 354? Engraved crosshair dial is icing on the cake ;-) . . .
Thanks for the added info, Art..
Now I can google some more about this piece. Yeah, i was kinda hoping you'd chime in on this reply
Worn without knowing . . .
This U-N a pleasure of understatement and lightness. Remarkably unremarkable! Clive ...
