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Yesterday my AD phoned me, that it was waiting for me, and i couldn't resist to go there a.s.a.p. to see it in the Flesh,, After reading the Purist artikle from Basel, i knew that it was a watch that could be very intresting, and when you have it in your ...  

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Hi Do you like it better with the white strap or the black one ? Are you going to wear it as a everyday watch or just special occasions ? Good Hunting Bill Sohne

I just got a reation from my AD, about the question for the black strap, at this moment, Omega says the the watches are only delivered with 1 metal, 1 small, and 1 big white strap, as far as they can see, the black strap never made it in production, they ... 

Hi Michel That is sad.... here is a link to my quick photo review of 001... omega.watchprosite.com Did yours come in the same case ? Best regards Bill Sohne

Congrats & enjoy!

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despite having sold about 6 of them within last 12 months i've got this hankering for another one. might go for the 1957 re-issue or perhaps the broad arrow. i cant make my mind up. this Alaska piece certainly makes a statement Graham

Altrough i never thought of buying a Omega, i have to say, i really like this one, not to big, so very good on my wrist, and with the white strap and white dial, a perfect combo for me occasions Cheers, Michel

. . . or DeVille . . . latching onto the most iconoclastic introduction in recent memory for your first Omega is pretty daring, Michel. I'd like to see this one in the metal . . . regards, Art

Those Alaskas really look interesting.

Well, daring or not, i always think, that beside a brand, it is just a feeling you have with a model, one of the best example for me last year, is that we all could see here, all the watch collectors like and what to have the Seiko Discus burger, a brand ... 

. . . ;-) . . . cordially, Art