Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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The reference (2390) was not uncommon . . .
. . . but the double signature was extremely rare. It was 'Niklaus Bern', a retailer in Bern named Rudolf Niklaus. I'd never heard of Rudolf Niklaus before; he (or they) might even have specialized in Omega given the limited information I've been able to glean on the internet. There was a cal 33.3 chronograph with 'Rud Niklaus' signed on the dial that auctioned a few years ago. Other than that, there's practically no information available.
I'll remember this Omega as the one that got away at literally the last second.
Art
Just lost an eBay auction last night . . .
. . . in the final seconds. Rough year, 2020 . . .
. . . (sigh) . . . for every winner . . .
. . . there's gotta be at least one loser. This loss hurt - it was an obscure co-branded Omega. So obscure I'd never heard of the retailer before. Art
You always know about the really interesting and obscure references my friend.
I hope another one pops up soon. Best. René
The reference (2390) was not uncommon . . .
. . . but the double signature was extremely rare. It was 'Niklaus Bern', a retailer in Bern named Rudolf Niklaus. I'd never heard of Rudolf Niklaus before; he (or they) might even have specialized in Omega given the limited information I've been able to ...
