Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 2910.51.82

Omega reference 2910-5SC, calibre 284, 1956-57, purchased from retired repairer's collection. Dial refinished, case polished. Seconds hand at 18,000 bph, signed crown, generic crystal, no water resistance. Missing dog screws replaced. Accurate timekeeping, serviced recently.

Heading to a '70s party, the writer jazzed up their outfit with a vintage piece, showcasing the Honeycomb watch for a chic Saturday style.

Especially the new 9920 adjustable movement!

Hello Friends!! I´d like to share this little watch with you, and with your kind permission specially dedicate this post to my friend Baron. I had the great nice surprise to learn that this watch had won the "watch of the week" distinction on last Wrist Scan. I had submitted its picture as I usually

When OMEGA created the first Speedmaster in 1957, no one could have imagined what adventures lay in store for the watch that would become the world’s most famous chronograph. The new Speedmaster Broad Arrow Co-Axial collection introduces some stylish additions to the classic design of the watch that

Besides collecting Connies, Rg's, 30T1, T2 etc...I also collect dials with crosshairs. To me, the crosshair on the dial always makes it look stronger, better and a "peace of mind". Being afraid of the MOY test, redialers always try to avoid these crosshairs. Well, you want to do the MOY test huh? Do