Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
37520
I would leave it as is . . .
. . . other than the case, which appears to have been polished. Restoring the correct brushing shouldn't diminish its value.
Nice example! And thanks for sharing . . . original specimens are few and far between.
Best,
Art
Whoo-hoo!! The ultimate Omega bad boy . . .
. . . and on its original bracelet, no less. Thrilled to see another 145.013 in the community. Searched for ten years before finding . . . . . . mine. Currently on a Speidel expandable fitted by the original owner; should have an 1162 triple link in my po...
The earliest production models didn't have the dots . . .
. . . on either side of the 12 marker. Presumably, all the succeeding batches had them. A 'no dot' dial would be a sweet find . . .
"Fun" and "whimsical" are the words that come to mind when I see this watch
This one has always made me smile!
Another Flightmaster
A friend\'s with a good amount of "patina". Should he have it restored before he sells it or leave it as is? ...
I would leave it as is . . .
. . . other than the case, which appears to have been polished. Restoring the correct brushing shouldn't diminish its value. Nice example! And thanks for sharing . . . original specimens are few and far between. Best, Art
Never touched
Actually I\'m not even sure he\'s ever had it serviced. It\'s not been worn apparently in years