[Bahoomba]

New to me just today:


...which is a little newer than this one. :wink:

 

[T. Wong]

Polaris crhono sunrise by blingmeister, on Flickro

 

[Dch48]

I got my first Omega yesterday. It's a 1973 model 166.0205 Seamaster with the 1012 movement. It is in fantastic condition with a real Omega strap and the original signed crystal. I paid $400 for it and think it's worth it.

 

[raijin]

My second seamsster


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[raijin]

On a shark mesh


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[diver]

My beloved SMP 2531.80

 

[Scapegoat]

My Dad's Constellation Chronometer. 1967 movement, 14K Gold Cap on Rice Bead Bracelet. Bought February 1970 (for £70...!!) Now my everyday watch.

 

[CometHunter]

I love the classics!

 

[gornati]

My baby 105.003-64

 

[Will3733]

Aint she a beauty!

 

[Will3733]

Beautiful

 

[Took]

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[diver88]

nice ^^^

 

[Took]

nice ^^^

Thanks that was my 1st post!

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[CometHunter]

And hopefully the start of a long friendship. Welcome to WTF!

 

[Took]

Thank you! I just found this forum, but have been into watches for a few years (1st Omega).

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[KTamas]

My name is Tamas

I have a similar question as Jonathan was, I got an Omega Costellation 21 rubins from my uncle. The hallmarks is on the outside of the backside of the watch (18k 0,750) and the year 1943. The Omega mark is in the strap as well. I am curious to find out some information.

Thank You
Tamas

 

[peterk814]

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Sharp looking classic design

 

[ryans22]

Speedmaster 125

 

[elleljo]