Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Wait 'til you see . . .
. . . the next one, Nicolas. It'll be the crown jewel of the collection, surpassing Tiffany ;-) . . .
Box Play 1940’s: Omega Officer reference 2299
Back in the 1940’s, watches were smaller than today’s fashion and so were the boxes as well. Today we see a lot of very large, luxury boxes that would easily fit ten watches or more inside, made for just one watch… Back in the 1940’s many boxes were made ...
You know the pleasure of having the matching box...
And other goodies, my friend! Best Blomman
I agree, and big boxes are not practically!
How many from the new boxes have space in a privat safe. Not enough for us. I think the companies have to provide a small safebox also, situated in the big show box. So the watch has a matching box for the safe and the big one is in a cupboard. Best Walte...
That is a great idea, Walter!
One smaller box for the safe would make perfect sense! Wonder if any brand started making that? Best Blomman
Wait 'til you see . . .
. . . the next one, Nicolas. It'll be the crown jewel of the collection, surpassing Tiffany ;-) . . .
I has the pleasure...
Of seeing it live yesterday. Stunning, small but very cute. Thanks for sharing
