It is said that the Devil is in small details...
... the devilish detail on my old (c.1950`s) Omega chrono is on its back showing being issued to Argentine Air Force pilot. A 27CH movement (pre 321) is happily ticking inside. A few quick pictures taken with my I phone today... Cheers, Abel....
My friend, you are attacking from all battlegrounds..Ha Ha
Beautiful patina has this historic chrono. Yours devils are in focus, nice caught. All the best. Juan
My friend, you are attacking from all battlegrounds..Ha Ha
Beautiful patina has this historic chrono. Yours devils are in focus, nice caught. All the best. Juan
ha ha ha! Lol! Thank you Juan. You know, we have to keep the eyes open on all battlefronts! But this is not a recent catch. This is the second ...
... FAA Omega of this same reference I caught, but with different dials. This is nicer than the other. I will show again soon. Un abrazo mi amigo!
Lol! I can´t remember if this one has the number visible Nicolas. I left it at home today.
Will check tonight and tell you. But I guess I don´t have one with that devilish number! Lol! Un abrazo mi amigo! Abel PS: Curiously enough, the RX 6238 I showed a few days ago has the "666" in the serial number!
Wow! That´s truly Devilish!!
Love this reference of Heuer/FAA, much stylish than my own Heuers for sure! Is this one in your collection? It deserves to be in Vlad´s lair!! Lol! Un abrazo mi amigo! Abel
It seems like just yesterday . . .
. . . when specimens like yours were easy to find, Abel. No longer, I'm afraid . . . the herd of vintage Omega chronos has been thinned. I've seen several (perhaps a few dozen) in the metal, but never owned one. You're most fortunate to have two! Best, Ar...
Completely agree dear Art? These little old marvels are so difficult to find nowadays, and that is a shame.
I feel very fortunate having found two former AAF issue. Thank you for your kind comments and I m happy you like it Art! Cordial regards, Abel.