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Sadly no.
This is the steel/gold quartz version. Remarkedly petite and light by todays standards but very wearable and comfortable. A titane auto would be very desirable!
After five days with the GS . . .
. . . it's time to come home. So which Omega are you wearing today? Ω ...
Ref 2608 is a jumbo, Nicolas - 36 mm . . .
. . . case. The sub seconds variant is ref 2605. Same case and intriguing lugs but a cal 266 movement. They're hard to find but not impossible; mine was sourced in Venezuela at reasonable cost. Servicing, strap and buckle, and original replacement parts s...
Came close to snagging the exact same Memo type in the UK . . .
. . . last year, but was beaten to the punch by another. 😠
The rarest Titane! Hardly ever seen, and I believe yours is the first . . .
. . . ever posted on this forum. Other varieties have made appearances, but not the chronograph. Thanks for sharing! Art
Sadly no.
This is the steel/gold quartz version. Remarkedly petite and light by todays standards but very wearable and comfortable. A titane auto would be very desirable!
So when I write this, it IS today...! ;-)
Constellation from 2002, just serviced. Regards, Ron ...
Florentine dials rock! . . .
. . . and no one does them better than Omega. [watch credit: Omega boutique / photo credit: Dr No] Switched to the Genève yesterday . . . . . . and still on my wrist today. What would life be without Omega chronometers? 😌 ...