amanico
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No Omega Wrist Shot today, but by chance, I saw
This very nice SM 300 form 1964, at a Dealer, today...
Even if I still have mine, I couldn't resist to take some pics.
Here they are:
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Hope for all of you that 2009 will bring you another great piece.
Best.
Nicolas This message has been edited by amanico on 2008-12-23 11:58:41
Friends, Romans, Omega fans - show us your wrists! . . .
. . . in the best spirit of the holiday season, let's see how many Omega fans can waive to Bienne in appreciation. Here's my one Omega, the '57 Constellation . . . . . . and even though the Flightmaster belongs to mrsnak, the wrist is mine ;-) . . . . . ....
No Omega Wrist Shot today, but by chance, I saw
This very nice SM 300 form 1964, at a Dealer, today... Even if I still have mine, I couldn't resist to take some pics. Here they are: br> Hope for all of you that 2009 will bring you another great piece. Best. Nicolas This message has been edited by amani...
The 'old' one is especially interesting, in that not only have I not . . .
. . . come across this particular dial before, but I think this is the first two-handed Omega chronometer I've ever seen as well. Would you happen to know the caliber fitted to this rare specimen? Cordially, Art
At least six different Omegas, possibly seven if the Speedies . . .
. . . aren't identical . . . are you thinking about an addition to the family, Keith? Merry Christmas, Art
sorry for being late, but been playing on the wii for 2 days
this is all thats left of my previously huge omega collection. with all the vintage pieces coming out of peoples closets and onto the forum i can see me replacing what i sold, slowly and more carefully. hope everyone had a great xmas and i wish you a happ...