One with its box, One I didn't know till recently... In gold. For me, a nice steel would make my day. With some great patina, such as this one: Credit: Analog and Shift. Best, Nicolas

. . . thanks for sharing. My 910 . . . . . . waves 'hello'. Best, Art

. . . was slumbering so long in the safe deposit box. Making up for lost wrist time now! Which Omega's on your wrist today? Ω

You had the keen eye to detect this watch in the net and the knowledge to see it was a rare and interesting old Omega worth hunting. I was very happy to catch it for you and more happy to know that you are enjoying it in your collection. Keep loving and e

Can’t forget all things you had to go through with this watch!! Only a good friend can do all that! I never suspected it would be such a troublesome experience… and all for you!! 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ “Friendship Flightmaster” is the best name for this watch!! Better

. . . with wildly unexpected challenges. I had to apply for a Federal tax ID to get the Flightmaster out of FedEx import control, find an original chrono seconds hand, and match the paint for the GMT crown when my watchmaker inadvertently left it in place

Here it says hello below and every time I wear it reminds me of Art and all the time and efforts he invested to make possible this watch arrived to my wrist happily working as brand new! Yes Nicolas: Los dos Amigos!! Cheers! Abel PS: Actually this watch t

Happy that I managed to get my Flightmaster over to my new home in France. Enjoying a brisk January morning.

. . . shortly after that g-t-g in New York City, Nicolas. Here they are . . . . . . side-by-side. Friendship Flightmasters, I call them. 😌