Omega

. . . so she gets the nod for wrist time today. And maybe . . . . . . for a day or two more. ;-) ...  

Charming Omega watch. Tfs. 😊 Geross.

. . . always pining for attention and affection. Fortunately for Connie, she knows she's the queen of the harem.

She's the Queen Connie. Preety, regal with a lot of sex appeal. 😎 Cheers. 🍻 Geross.

. . . for 63.

I also have first Dibs

. . . in the last few weeks, one of the new guys on OF made approaches. I let him know my Godfather had called dibs before I was made.

. . . and I didn't even have to wrap it in newspaper.

. . . not two weeks before I was released in East LA.

. . . and if memory serves correct, there's a black '62 in your collection. Please share a photo or two here if it's still in your possession. Best, Art

Still here and still with the wrong crown,- it grows on you . What a memory you have Art ! ...  

Has some similar design cues with the Vintage Longines Conquest too. Though the arrow markers and the cross hair dial on the Omega set it apart. I saw this online (not mine). Credit worthpoint ...  

. . . which likely had a service dial installed during its first trip to the Longines agency in London, 1965. Dial replacement wasn't uncommon then; unfortunately, Dad either lost track of, or Longines never returned, the original dial. Art ...  

Count me a fan of vintage Longines watch design and case size. Really nice balance to the empty/negative space in the dial. I enjoy the dressy pieces like this one and the sporty stepped case variants alike.