[LarryD]

Well, not actual rocks....you know...:cool1:

:tongue_smilie:

 

[wautersjr]

Amazing pictures... and you even captured the red seal on the back... :thumbup1:

 

[Houston]

Larry

Your pictures rock!!!:thumbup1:

I think I'm giving up photography. No point producing my sub-standard images anymore. Terry, you and the rest of the guys can make up for my early retirement :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:

Thanks for sharing them pal


Be well now

ZIN

 

[timefinder]

Amazing pictures... and you even captured the red seal on the back... :thumbup1:

Red seal? I thought it was a fish! It is a seamaster you know! :001_tt2:

 

[triton]

AWESOME PICS LARRY,that is the only Omega I own and it's on my wrist right now.

 

[diver88]

Mr Larry,

spectacular pics of the "Electric Blue" as always... those are some close up shots. I wonder when the little mark was introduced to the case back?
my 2254 made sometime after January 06 does not have that..:confused1:

those close ups might make good wallpaper,:thumbup1:


diver88

 

[Houston]

From memory Terry, they were introduced around 05 but not all casebacks carry it.

OK Pal.


Be well now

ZIN

 

[Fergie]

Mine vanished after the 3rd or 4th cleaning with a soft toothbrush.

 

[phrooq]

My red seal is still intact, but when I touched it it moved! I don't think it will last much longer.

 

[Houston]

The red seal is not a permanent feature as you know fellas. The etching however is.


Y'all have a nice day pals

ZIN

 

[timefinder]

I thought people removed the red seal right away. Surprised to see it last as long as it has on some other watches.

 

[LarryD]

Thank you for the kind words..

The red dot, which will be broken if the caseback is removed, is fairly well protected since it sits lower than the case back at the seam..

Of course, it's just a dab of paint so will not last a long time, still, mine is in good shape after a year..

 

[tricky dicky]

Awsome pictures Larry.:drool:

Especially thos macro shots.:thumbup:

Top drawer.