smorrisonmd
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Fresh Catch.....
Fishing in the 'bay can be treacherous, as it is teeming with sharks. Many of whom hang out on this forum
. But this one fit my two primary criteria for buying:
1) I don't own one
2) The price seemed right.
There are not a lot that I would consider undervalued in the vintage Omega world these days, but I just don't see how these can be worth substantially less than a similar Connie, and only minimally more that a non-chronometer version of the same model.
The case is nice and crisp. The dial has a pleasing even patina.
And the movement is excellent.
For now at least, it is a keeper
Fresh Catch.....
Fishing in the 'bay can be treacherous, as it is teeming with sharks. Many of whom hang out on this forum . But this one fit my two primary criteria for buying: 1) I don't own one 2) The price seemed right. There are not a lot that I would consider underv...
Agreed - it's a mystery . . .
. . . why Seamaster Chronometers seem to have less traction than comparable Constellations. Identical movements, screwed backs, yet by and large, undervalued. A cal 505 SM would be irresistible. Very rare beasts; can't say that I've ever seen one in the m...
That is beautiful.
Just the right amount of patina while still looking sharp. A magnificent catch. Regards, Zac
Beaut
That's such a fantastic looking watch, Congratulations and a very well deserved keeper without doubt. All the best with it, Rishad
