Dr No[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Yes, since '11 or '12, if memory serves correct. Commonly referred to as . . .
Apr 24, 2020,16:16 PM
. . . fourth generation models.
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Spring Cleaning my Omega Files, Part 1
By: cazalea : April 19th, 2020-11:26
Art & other Omega lovers, I had a CD full of photos from early 2000's. So let's say about 20 years ago. It came from a guy who really had a love for Omegas (Minervas, IWC, EPOS, Sinn, Grand Seiko). I hate to toss these photos because I don't know if t...
Yes...
By: mdg : April 19th, 2020-11:51
...but the 'forced' Omega symbol kind of ruins it for me...
Have you ever seen an Omega central in operation? . . .
By: Dr No : April 23rd, 2020-23:30
. . . the effect is remarkable, and one of the reasons why it's my candidate for the perfect watch. Fourth-generation central tourbillons have a slinkier motion, almost like locomotive wheels.
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By: Spangles - Dr. Tabby : April 24th, 2020-22:00
These two are from the 1894 Homage series . . .
By: Dr No : April 24th, 2020-00:21
. . . produced in the mid-'90s with Ω cal 269 and 286 NOS movements made in the '50s. Highly desired by Omega aficionados. This is the first watch Omega made with a movement regulated by a co-axial escapement. Produced in rose gold (as shown here) with a ...