Omega

My reply have to do with my way and Omega. This year i’ve got my Omega. A watch friend tipped me about speedmasters, but i went for a Seamaster. It is my water and sea love why i go for wet instead of space. Ships and nautics always in my DNA. Omega never

Funny how a detail can change a watch. Even if I have a very nice one CK 2913 / 3, the lollipop second hand is the kind of feature which makes me dream of getting one, too. This one belongs to a good friend of mine. Best, Nicolas

7.6mm thick. Omega Caliber 9900 specifications Frequency: 28800BPH Jewels: 54 Power reserve: 60 hours Based on: Caliber 9300 Technology: vertical clutch, column wheel, independently adjustable hour hand, anti-magnetic, titanium balance, silicon (Si14) bal

The 2017 modern trilogy is one of the best launch IMO through out these years. The omega 2913 is out of reach and dreams came true in 2017. Started with seamaster then speedmaster and finally found the railmaster. The journey of hunting each of them was a

So, I am no fan of Omega’s endless limited edition penchant, I don’t dive, and I typically don’t like watches over 42MM.....so this is a bit of an odd watch for me to own. Yet I was struck by the beauty of the dial and strap (it came with steel bracelet a

... really undeserved I feel. It has a beautiful dial, a nice case and movement, and was one of the few watches specially designed to resist high intensity magnetic fields in those days of the 1950´s/60´s (Milgauss, IWC Ingenieur, Patek Amagnetic) which m

... after many years of hunting a Railmaster I found this ref 135.004-63 from c 1963 caliber 286. I’m a bit doubtful about originality of hands set style. May be my dear friend Art will confirm. My search was for a 2914 but this is the first Raimaster I c

. . . that belongs to a noted So Cal Omega collector, Nicolas. Photos courtesy Leo (owner) and Jack - thanks, gents! Art