An old photo I took some 4 years ago, in Paris. One of the most attractive modern Omega, in my opinion. Manual winding movement, nice dial, cool case... What more to ask for? Best, Nicolas

A new Constellation Observatory ? No thanks, not for me ! I’d rather take this one , with its great simple design and splendid new old-stock 30 mm manual winding caliber 269 . Would you also choose one of these over the new releases? Best, Emmanuel Omega

Team, 😊 - Got this nice Omega, Calatrava style or should I say Sector dial some few years ago. Decided to give it some more air.. 38mm unobtrusive pleasure i love the blued hands and small second at 6 Under the radar yet a real joy for me - balance &

. . . were released in 2010. Here's an image of Nº 9 taken at the Omega boutique in Beverly Hills . . . . . . and Nº 8 . . . . . . back in 2010. As of my last visit a few months ago, Nº 9 - the very same example - was still available. Other uncommon Olymp

In 2016 , for the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro , the three Omega Museum Collection nos 8 , 9 & 10 were 'reinvented' or redesigned as part of an Olympic Official Timekeeper Collection . Let's have a look ! Best, Emmanuel A/ Museum Collection N° 8 "Rac

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This dial is as busy as it is incredibly nice looking, in my opinion. One I will probably add in my collection, one day. Credit: EWC. Best, Nicolas

I called my AD the minute it was introduced and I’m glad I did. I really like everything about it 😁 Have a great weekend everyone! Regards, Steve

I understand your preference for the Blue Bezel variant, but I don't share it. I really thought this variant would be the ideal compromise, but it felt like a mixed bag: not as discreet as the Black, not as lively as the orange. Just, not enough of someth