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Explore the Patek Philippe Ref. 5208 triple complication from Baselworld 2011, featuring a minute repeater, monopusher chronograph, and instantaneous perpetual calendar.
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Review
Explore a collector's 'on-the-wrist' review of the Omega Aqua Terra Teck Annual Calendar. Discover insights on its design, wearability, and Caliber 8601 performance.
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Reference Guide
Bill Sohne explores the Omega Seamaster Caliber 352, detailing its lineage and technical evolution. A must-read for vintage Omega collectors.
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Vintage
Hans_jorgen_1968 reviews his 1972 Omega Dynamic Genève / Dynamic I, discussing its elliptical design, Caliber 752, and personal history.
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Discussion
Explore the unprecedented Omega X Swatch MoonSwatch collaboration. patrick_y and the community debate its impact on Omega's luxury brand image and existing Speedmaster owners.
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Vintage
In-depth review of the Omega Seamaster 300 reference 165.024. Explore its vintage features, case details, movement, and historical significance as an iconic diver.
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Piepan!!!
My grandfathers old Constellation (circa '53?). Restored by Omega in 2013...
excellent watch.
thank you so much for sharing :) my grandfather used to wear a seamaster back in the day but it never made its way to me though I now wear a modern seamaster in the same spirit :) warm regards, Asad
Not only...
...Piepan, but also a bumper movement I would guess. I love the aged dial. Enjoy your beautiful inheritance, but wear it with care!
Not a Piepan
A beautiful patina on a nice guilloche, but not actually a pie pan. Still a just as desirable watch with large arrowheads.
piepan?
Thank you everyone!!! I had asked Omega not to fiddle about with the dial even though the printing is barely visible. They did change the hands and the crystal, and returned the original to me. cicindela: why do you say that this is not a piepan? Maybe no...
hi FGA, a true piepan...
hi FGA, a true piepan Omega dial has 12 distinct sides to it at a sharp angle rather than just being domed. i cant explain it any better other than attach a pic of a true piepan dial. regards Graham...
i agree, not a piepan, but still a lovely evenly aged watch
wear it and enjoy the memories. Graham
