Reply With QuoteNice clean Omega - very nice, in fact :wink:
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Foggy
Bought this from a friend today, after i created some funds from selling some other pieces from my collection, a 502 calibre seamaster. My friend had noticed crown was worn, and sopent a considerable time phoning his contacts so that he could get a crown appropriate and original for this watch.. :)
Its always good to buhy a watch from a fellow WIS.. its the small details such as this that matter.
here is the pic with old crown..
Nice clean Omega - very nice, in fact :wink:
Cheers
Foggy
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Beautifully balanced. Clean too. I like the gold furniture in a steel case.
john
THIN is the new BLACK
Yes, often an excellent combination, especially with a white/silvered dial.Originally Posted by abraxas
Very nice 8)
Dave E
Skating away on the thin ice of a new day
Excellent Mamas
Suffice to say vintage Omega are the best value high qualty watches you can buy IMO (which is always right BTW :wink:)
Cheers,
Neil.
Very nice watch. I like the gold against the white dial. Very nice piece.
Rod
:)
No arguments from me ;-)
Biased? Moi?
Kevin
neil .. thats what i always tryt o tell my wife when i buy another one :lol: :lol: never seems to work though lolololol .. nice semaster kevin btw
Here's another steel case with gold indices & hands.
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Thst's lovely Eddie 8)
Obviously not of the sams calibre as the Omegas but pretty well finished all the same. I also like the way the indices and case blend on this watch as well.
Cheers,
Martin
It looks good because the different metals seem to age together in the most visually pleasing fashion. That's why dials that have been restored just look 'wrong' even though they are clean and almost 'as new'.Yes, often an excellent combination, especially with a white/silvered dial.
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