nilomis
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Sunday Picture - Omega Memomatic
Team,
Here is a Memomatic, the first (?) and unique (?) alarm watch made by Omega.
The main difference between the Memomatic and the others alarm watch is the fact that it uses the same power barrel to the watch and the alarm.
Here is one:
The red "stuff" is a 70's Panasonic radio.
A great Sunday to all,
Nilo
This message has been edited by nilomis on 2015-05-03 03:54:23
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Sunday Picture - Omega Memomatic
Team, Here is a Memomatic, the first (?) and unique (?) alarm watch made by Omega. The main difference between the Memomatic and the others alarm watch is the fact that it uses the same power barrel to the watch and the alarm. Here is one: The red "stuff"...
It took me a long time to appreciate it, but at the end, I love its funky look.
Yes, a lovely Watch! Best, Nicolas
Memomatic and my green Panasonic - but not on same pic...
...because the Memomatic is in the bank safety deposit right now...... Best. HSTE ...
Cool !!!
Great watch and exquisite radio. The red Panasonic represents a lot to me and my wife. It was our first radio that we got during the first month of our marriage, 42 years ago! Cheers, Nilo
The only Omega at hand on my dresser today . . .
. . . is the standby rectangular mid-'40s model . . . . . . that's always here. Wind 'er up, set the time, and good to go; comfortable, unobtrusive, and matches most of the wardrobe. The remainder of the collection is resting in the safe deposit box, like...
That dial is ace
Hi Love the contrast of orange with the grey dial. There's plenty to like with a Memomatic, all very '70s. Cheers JML
