Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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The genre highest on my list after chronometers . . .
. . . is precisely what's gracing your wrist, namely art deco tanks. I've one now, a relatively small . . .
. . . ref 3697, and a slightly more interesting one . . .
. . . on deposit, with delivery a few months from now.
Not many appreciate their æsthetics, but for those of us that do, their charms are inescapable.
Glad to see you're wearing yours today!
Art
The genre highest on my list after chronometers . . .
. . . is precisely what's gracing your wrist, namely art deco tanks. I've one now, a relatively small . . . . . . ref 3697, and a slightly more interesting one . . . . . . on deposit, with delivery a few months from now. Not many appreciate their æsthetic...
The current owner is none other than . . .
. . . a former moderator of our Omega forum, Bill Sohne. I'm pretty sure that when he found this French jewel, he had me in mind as its future custodian. ;-)
Nice Omega.
I would like to see a re-issue of that model, it' would be a nice alternative for people looking for an elegant squared watch. Same dial, blued hands, manual winding movement, and a bit larger to meet today's standards. Thanks for sharing. Vte
