Reply With QuoteWell seeing as I just unwrapped this, I am going to agree with you RyanOriginally Posted by ryanb741
That it's really rather nice, I love the blue on whiteI'm quite keen on this one of mine actually.
Well seeing as I just unwrapped this, I am going to agree with you Ryan
Either this:
or
There's just something about the 70s-ness of a Mark IV that I love.
I miss this one
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It's always been the 2254.50 for me, but now I'm not sure I'd take it over my De Ville chrono 145.017. Glad I don't have to make that decision.
There are so many to choose from but for me,the Big Blue would steal the honors. A lot of worthy contenders though.
I imagine; that is a beautiful watch!I miss this one
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It'd have to be the Big Blue for me. I still don't understand why I haven't got one in my collection?
But I console myself with these -
A regular production Speedmaster Professional with a bit of color.
Speedmaster pro all day long!!
Nice, what model please?I’m a bit weird, so this one for me:
Are prototypes allowed? The Akaska II from 1972, I'm still paying this one gets remade in 2022.
This for me is perfection, I don't think I'd ever wish for another watch.
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Three from a period when Omega made beautiful watches:
That’s a beauty! 👍Are prototypes allowed? The Akaska II from 1972, I'm still paying this one gets remade in 2022.
This for me is perfection, I don't think I'd ever wish for another watch.
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Mk 2
Jim
Wow. Just stunning. What years are they from?Three from a period when Omega made beautiful watches:
Both are stunning.
Jim
Either this:
or
There's just something about the 70s-ness of a Mark IV that I love.
I’m with you on this one HF. Great looking watch.
Jim
No photos but I like the blue Speedsonic.
They've made a lot of great looking watches, though, especially back in the 70s.
M
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Breitling Cosmonaute 809 - What's not to like?
My favourite (from 1997/98) is the 3593.20.00 Speedmaster Italia aka the Albino aka ST 345.0818 or 145.0818 when supplied on a leather strap.
I've borrowed this photo from a Speedy Tuesday article on www.fratellowatches.com:
All that it is lacking is a hesalite crystal.
Three from a period when Omega made beautiful watches:
Lovely - more info on each would be great
One of my 2019 purchases will be an Omega gold filled dress watch - just need to find the right one at the right price - they seem to be becoming more popular and you can see why
See no one has posted one of these yet:
How about this beauty.
Not mine but i can hope!
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Thanks, it’s a Seamaster 176.007.
I think 1000M but the Big Blue is definitely up there. One of the very few watches I've bought back (2254 was another).
I'm very fond of the Speedy 125 too, same layout as the Big Blue.
A vintage PloProf works too, same dial and hands as the 1000M but a more interesting case
I still fancy another 2254
"A man of little significance"
What a great collection Foxy, are they all yours?Sent from my SM-T310 using TapatalkI think 1000M but the Big Blue is definitely up there. One of the very few watches I've bought back (2254 was another).
I'm very fond of the Speedy 125 too, same layout as the Big Blue.
A vintage PloProf works too, same dial and hands as the 1000M but a more interesting case
I still fancy another 2254
Thanks and yes, apart from the 2254 and PloProf, both of which I'd be very happy to have again.
"A man of little significance"
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In all honesty for me it's the Constellation Pie Pan, however I don't have one so I'm going to post this as I think that the bracelet alone is a work of art.
Probably not best looking but my favorite that I'll never part with.
I would disagree (politely). That's a classic design.Probably not best looking but my favorite that I'll never part with.
The Constellation is a 1963 Pie Pan ref 167.005 (an early Genta design) the other two are both 36mm ‘jumbo’ ref 2639 from the 1950s.
2254 anyday
Can’t really choose which one I prefer the look of but I’m just happy I have managed to acquire both, a 1974 145.022.71T and the classic 2254.50..
I have owned PO, speedmaster and few sea master 300. Only this one is left now.
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Well worn as they should be. Will always be my favourite by far.IMG_3205.JPG
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Cocked up
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Classic PO2500 on mesh.
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This is my absolute favourite...... I think it’s absolutely stunning.
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This is a pretty close second though!
Stunner.. and amazing conditionI’m a bit weird, so this one for me:
Others are also nice
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Been wearing my Speedmaster Mark II Racing today. Not bad looking.
Mk4.5 because it is the only one I have at present! Perfect chronograph
Here’s a couple of lookers
I must be a bit weird too because that’s one of my favourite Omegas.I’m a bit weird, so this one for me:
Nice pic and the strap is perfect too.
I think this takes some beating. Don’t see them often either which is always nice too
What excellent taste you have, Sir! This is mine which I still think is a bold yet beautiful design...This is pretty tasty (IMHO).
Simon
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