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What a beauty. Love it.
I wish the new Seamaster 300 was 39 vs 41. I will pick mine maybe tomorrow, not sure if I will get used to it. Almost three years without wearing a watch except in a few occasions, and all of them were from 34mm of the Air King 5500, the small and comfy size of the Ikepod Manatee, the 39mm of the Seaslug, and to the 40mm of my beloved Oris BC3 on rubber. I'm a bit worried about height and center of gravity. I been daydreaming for a week about this watch being the one to make me wear a watch more often. Time will tell.
Thanks for sharing.
Vte
Picture of the Day: Omega Seamaster 300 CK 2913-7 Lollipop.
A not too bad picture I found in my HD of a beautiful example. The Lollipop makes it all. At least enough to justify the try to get another CK 2913 to give some company to my -3. A bomb. Best, Nicolas...
Very nice shot, Nicolas! :)
And even nicer watch...! Starting to understand my doubling up strategy....? Best Blomman
You could get the new one, Nicolas . . .
. . . far easier, and almost as charming ;-) . . .
Thanks for looking. And for your kind words.
The problem is not to fund one, but to find it... Best, Nicolas
Ahh the lollipop hand! It confirms...
... the old saying: "the Devil is in the small details"! Devilish timepiece my friend! Never tired viewing this charming piece! Buen fin de semana mi amigo! Abrazos, Abel.
What a beauty. Love it.
I wish the new Seamaster 300 was 39 vs 41. I will pick mine maybe tomorrow, not sure if I will get used to it. Almost three years without wearing a watch except in a few occasions, and all of them were from 34mm of the Air King 5500, the small and comfy s...
Rather than the diameter, the thickness will change your perception on this watch. When you are used to the original, I mean.
Let us know! Un abrazo, Vicente. Nicolas
Here's the titanium version . . .
. . . posed on my slender wrist. You'll be fine, Vicente ;-) . . . sleep easy. Best, Art ...