Dr No
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Wearing it now, and on my way . . .
. . . to our Monday night pool tournament . . .
. . . in OC.
An Ω ref 3635 Marine . . .
. . . finally on my wrist and ready for action. 1942 production or thereabouts; possibly issued to the French market, but not necessarily. The Marine was the 'waterproof' watch in Omega's line-up, powered by a T17 shaped movement. Long fond of this dial i...
Wearing it now, and on my way . . .
. . . to our Monday night pool tournament . . . . . . in OC. ...
Oh great, now you have provoked PETA and goat straps will soon become illegal in California
How did you do last night with it on your wrist? Cheers, MikeR
Had four winning three-rail shots on the 8, loads of . . .
. . . one-rail shots on object balls, plus a near-miss on a symmetrical four-rail bank. Not to mention half an hour of Motown classics on the jukebox, starting with . . . . . . Eddie Floyd's masterpiece. I mention this because until Thanksgiving Day I tho...
I’ll never live that one down
If I’d grown up in a foreign country, I would know much more about American pop culture than I do now. Let’s just say I was on a different astral plane than most. ...
The dial design clinched acquisition - the bold minute track . . .
. . . and black hands are appealing, and then some. There are so many variations of T17-powered references, many of which are attractive, but none so compelling as this one. That it was selected for Omegamania speaks volumes, in my opinion. Art
Don't recall ever seeing an Omega quite like it, Mahesh . . .
. . . and honestly, the stark black vs white layout is a bit odd, particularly the hands. It would be helpful to see close-ups of the dial and hands out of the case to make a definitive call. Best, Art
