Dr No
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Nuggets found at the Beverly Center Omega boutique . . .
. . . Friday afternoon: a Museum Collection Nº 9 '1941', . . .
. . . a MOP Trésor (also cased in white gold, same as the 1941), . . .
. . . and, of utmost personal interest, a white Ultra Deep . . .
. . . delivered on a strap. This is the fifth UD the boutique has received; mine is still on order.
My pal Marc tried the UD on . . .
. . . and is considering getting one for his collection.
I was surprised at seeing an example of Museum Nº 9 because it was introduced about fifteen years ago; my assumption was that all had been sold by now. Apparently not - there's still at least this example available new from Omega.
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Nuggets found at the Beverly Center Omega boutique . . .
. . . Friday afternoon: a Museum Collection Nº 9 '1941', . . . . . . a MOP Trésor (also cased in white gold, same as the 1941), . . . . . . and, of utmost personal interest, a white Ultra Deep . . . . . . delivered on a strap. This is the fifth UD the bou...
I was taken by it, too . . .
. . . although my photo doesn't quite do it justice. Omega offers a staggering number of men's dress watches, all with leading edge manufacture movements.
Oh yes ...
Looked around at their website and saw some stunning metal/colour combinations of dress watches.
Nice visit…
Considering the depth rating on the UD relatively compact and wearable…what color did you order?
Mine will be configured in steel with a blue dial . . .
. . . like this example I photographed a few months ago, Myles. I ordered a short strap, too, and dedicated buckle. Art ...
Will you be able to try mine on . . .
. . . next year? You're long overdue for a visit, Nicolas. ;-)
