Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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That is an uncommon reference, Thomas. There was a ref 2505 . . .
. . . on Ebay last year that I should've snagged but didn't follow thru on, much to my regret as it went for less than expected. Then, just several weeks ago, one of my relatives asked if I knew where he could find a jumbo. "Yes," I said, "but finding them is one thing, and acquiring, another."
The next time one of these unusual references comes up, I won't hesitate. Congrats, Thomas - your collection is truly a wonder!
Art
A "new" jumbo to the collection
This arrived recently, a jumbo Omega. I has an uncommom ref. 2580-1/2505 I can only find a few simlilar others with this ref.. The normal ref. is 2505, i dont know if this one is a older version of the 2505. It have nice size 38,35 mm. without the crown R...
They are very interesting
Recently I have begun to appreciate these special watches as well. I came across this, as new, Tresor. Unpolished, sharp clean edges and a pleasure to wear. And such incredible value! ...
Wonder!!!
Thomas, I'm sure that you are the best Omega collector, in terms of quality, ever. Louis Brandt, Omega founder, should be your relative. Congratulations, Nilo
That is an uncommon reference, Thomas. There was a ref 2505 . . .
. . . on Ebay last year that I should've snagged but didn't follow thru on, much to my regret as it went for less than expected. Then, just several weeks ago, one of my relatives asked if I knew where he could find a jumbo. "Yes," I said, "but finding the...