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Unknown to me!
Nice clean layout. Very interesting how the correctors are inset into the lugs, can’t think of anything like that off the top of my head. The open work with blue accents; the first you posted; is very appealing.
The Omega “Louis Brandt” Perpetual Calendars
The Perpetual Calendar Prototype to which I dedicated a thread yesterday made me want to learn more about the “ Louis Brandt ” Perpetual Calendars . Louis Brandt (1825-1879) was the founder in 1848 of what became Omega in 1894 under the direction of his s...
Senescence is setting in. I'd forgotten about the skeleton refs . . .
. . . and unaware until now of the unique bracelet model. (Btw, Sam Hewitt posted on this Omega forum a few times when it was launched eighteen years ago.). Thanks for posting these Omega perpetuals, Emmanuel . . . there's a lot more to Ω QP history than ...
My pleasure, Art.
I really like the 2nd gen design and it was another opportunity for me to admire some of Omega’s hidden gems. Hopefully Sam Hewitt will post again here someday! Best, Emmanuel
Unknown to me!
Nice clean layout. Very interesting how the correctors are inset into the lugs, can’t think of anything like that off the top of my head. The open work with blue accents; the first you posted; is very appealing.
Yes, the case design
and engineering of the 2nd gen is really special. And I like it! Best, Emmanuel
Thank you, Salman!
Like you, I really like the 2nd gen with barley grain dial. The case design is very appealing too. Best, Emmanuel
Oh yes! Lets not forget about this!
Saw the the first one in your photo about 10-12 years ago…amazing!
I like this 2nd gen design very much too!
I will try to see one in person someday. Best, Emmanuel
Very educational and some very attractive watches👌
I agree with you I like the solid barley grain dials Omega only. A lot of information on a dial in a 34mm case.
Yes, the design of the case and of the dial
is really very nice. I’ll try to see one in person someday. Best, Emmanuel