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My first wristscan
I hope to contribute more the upcoming weekends.. Have a great weekend everyone!! SamRotandi...
Omega today . . .
. . . in preparation for tonight's Constellation event in Los Angeles . . ....
I first saw this watch . . .
. . . about five years ago when it belonged to Phil, and went bananas over it's looks. As fate would have it, the watch was sold to our Omega moderator, and it took only a few months before he decided to let me enjoy it. This one is a keeper, for sure! Co...
Omega let it be known that . . .
. . . they preferred to manage the publicity, and of course, I'm honoring their request. I've been told that photos taken by their photographers will be made available soon . . . sorry, Art
Teaser, Art ...
But I'm sure the Connie was in its element. Look forward to the coverage when Omega releases the images. Hope you had fun with a Connie on each wrist? Andrew
Ya know, if there were ever a time that . . .
. . . each wrist should've sported a watch, this was it! Sadly, no, I'm a bit too self-conscious to pull off what comes naturally to so many of us :-( . . .
The Fancy Dress Syndrome ...
Art! If there's ever an opportunity to wear two watches this is it. I do recall, however, seeing Little Bo Peep and a giant pussy cat driving around town. I always assumed they were off to a fancy dress party, but perhaps not. The most dangerous time is o...
And with the passing of Nic Hayek ...
... what better reason to wear multiple watches. This is one of the visual images that come to mind whenever Mr Hayek's name is mentioned. He managed to pull it off when not many could. Andrew
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