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Nothing better that a vintage seamaster with bumper caliber

My problem is I seem to like all Omegas. I started with a gen Moonwatch in 1990 then Gen Seamaster 1997...Then I bought a few reps, liked them so much I sold them all all and bought the Gen versions. As of Today I have 7 Gens and 3 reps and keep looking for a WatchCo 300 to replace its rep counterpart

This is the most meaningful Omega I have and the last watch I would sell if absolutely forced. My father gave me this for my B Day the year he passed away

Thrasher wrote:My problem is I seem to like all Omegas. I started with a gen Moonwatch in 1990 then Gen Seamaster 1997...Then I bought a few reps, liked them so much I sold them all all and bought the Gen versions. As of Today I have 7 Gens and 3 reps and keep looking for a WatchCo 300 to replace its rep counterpart

This is the most meaningful Omega I have and the last watch I would sell if absolutely forced. My father gave me this for my B Day the year he passed away

nice watch with a nice story behind, I understand what it means to you

I’ve had my dynamic for awhile. It’s the most comfortable watch I’ve ever owned.




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The now classic 41,4 mm seamaster 300 ,not to big not to small and a tough beater ,have one and i wore it daily for 15 years before it went for Service ,was still working perfectly ,went to service at Omega HQ in order to get the case re-brushed and the serviced everything!

Thrasher wrote: ↑February 17th, 2020, 10:36 am

Great caseback shot here

Since the last post, finally able to have both my Omega favorites. The Ploprof is a bit worn and well loved as well as still being serviced right now but here it is before it was done along with the speedy.






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I've got two models that I love, and that I've tried to build myself. The 300 and the speedy, both vintage. These are my best efforts to date.