It's from 1956, the "S" should still coat hanger shape eh ??

Yes, the Swiss Made hiding under the 6 hour marker

The watch was sold out.

 

A humble and simple little GP Seamaster Cosmic. Pretty sure I will never part with it

 

They're cool watches. I don't blame you.

 

The little Geneve that got me back into Omegas. Picked up from a coin dealer off the bay (was watch head only).

 

145.022-69ST, new hands courtesy my watchmaker who did me a "favor".

 

Hello everyone, first post here. I'll play - 1969 Seamaster Cosmic, Cal 752

 

Can't be more classic on that matter...



Best - Fred

 

True, you never forget the first time
My first and doubt I will ever part with it.

 

My first:

 

My first vintage Omega purchased almost 10 years ago. I suspect that it is an early redial but still like and wear it often.

 

A Cosmic was my first as well. Sadly, I did part with mine.

 

My first was also a redial.

 

Still have it fifteen or so years later.

 

My first Omega

 

Wow, a lot of Cosmics. Calling them "starter" vintage Omegas is really true. Surprised I haven't seen more Seamaster De Villes.

Show off.

 

Pretty amazed on how many members chose a Connie as their first Omega vintage watch ... I mean regarding the huge amount of franken out there...

These watches are probably the trickiest and most difficult to get... plus 34mm is not really a diameter up to date.

Surprising, really.

 

Mine was a redialled Seamaster..always had a thing for black dials!

 

Mine was a redialled Seamaster..always had a thing for black dials!

That's true

 

I like this ! And you know why! See how badly polished mine looked!? And there's me thinking vintage watches should look that shiny...maybe if they have been cocooned their entire existence!