Boris
1009
This Seamaster 50th Anniversary GMT
…and its Great White variation are the last good GMT offerings in Omega’s catalogue, and they date back to 20+ years ago.
And that’s during a period when international kept expanding, making this complication very popular. Tudor is making a killing out of it, and Omega is not even competing. It’s like they’re not interested in making watches that actually sell.
Hey, guys, remember mrsnak? Well, he's moved . . .
. . . to Avignon. Had he moved to Paris I would've specified Paris, France, rather than Paris, Texas. 🇫🇷 ...
Seriously? We are under contract to buy an apartment there!
It's just for visiting purposes (for the moment, at least), but we expect to enjoy being there. Kurt, we'll look you up when we're there.
The move is permanent per Kurt, so . . .
. . . the two of you can host an overseas alphabet soup gang gathering in the not-too-distant future. 🍺
I have no idea who or what Mr/Mrs nak is but I do know that really is great Omega Seamaster GMT
I think these older Omega Seamaster watches with the solid hands are so much nicer than with the skeleton hands and I also really like the older waves pattern used as well. Sometimes change really isn't a good thing after all. Marc
This watch started out
As the ugly 2nd cousin but it does grow on you. The bezel is something
Thanks Art, I haven't posted on Purists regularly in a few years, but I peek in from time-to-time to see what no good everyone is up to. ;-)
Yes, Paris, Texas... I can hear Harry Dean Stanton singing now...
This Seamaster 50th Anniversary GMT
…and its Great White variation are the last good GMT offerings in Omega’s catalogue, and they date back to 20+ years ago. And that’s during a period when international kept expanding, making this complication very popular. Tudor is making a killing out of...