Omega CK 2914

. . . smaller but with the same movement. You did well, Clive! Also wearing a vintage Omega today, ref MI 2214 . . . . . . ca 1941. Best, Art

. . . from a German seller ordered an extract indicating the date it was delivered to the West German Omega agent. It was ten days before I was born. Incidentally, HSTE's Railmaster 2914-1 was issued right around the same time. Best, Art

From left to right: Ref. 135.007-63 from March 19, 1964 Ref. 135.004-63 from December 2, 1964 Ref. 2914-5 (hence a Railmaster which was badged Seamaster on the order of the Pakistan army) from July 21, 1960 Cheers, HSTE

One of the jewels of my collection, a charm, a character with a lot of soul. And a piece of History. Best, Nicolas

. . . and fair for the Dark Side next year. (This year is taken up by another project, not watch-related.) I'm really hoping for Omega to release a manual-winding homage to CK2914, but suspect that will happen next year, in time for the 70th anniversary o

. . . thru Saturday, then I decided to go for something . . . [ ca '40 ref 2097 / cal 30] . . . completely different Sunday. Still on my wrist today. 2027 will mark the 70th anniversary of the Sea/Speed/Rail series. Maybe, just maybe, Omega will issue a m

A Fall photo. Of one of my treasures. Best, Nicolas

Credit Phillips. Add a 33.3 Chrono and a good old manual winding Chronometer, and we are not far from Heaven. Best, Nicolas

Cheers, HSTE

Under the summer light. Big love for these Omega Oldies. Best, Nicolas