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  1. dualdo Nov 30, 2013

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    Searched over years for both - not often seen on the vendor table. But at least the twins found together. Changed the hands of the silver-dial Seamaster, because the Plongee-hands look better - the original are stored.

    Reference: 166.0251
    launched: 1978

    regards Horst Omega_Seamaster166.0251_Paar.jpg
     
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  2. dualdo Nov 30, 2013

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  3. jeff wilson Nov 30, 2013

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    Very nice indeed.
     
  4. Joe K. Curious about this text thingy below his avatar Nov 30, 2013

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    Very nice. Good things come in pairs. I'll only post work safe photos....

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  5. Hijak Dec 3, 2013

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    Very nice Horst! Are those the sellers pictures?
     
  6. dualdo Dec 3, 2013

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    Hijak: No - these are my snapshots.
    Cheers Horst
     
  7. Hijak Dec 5, 2013

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    The reason I ask is this background looks familiar...

    Omega Constellation Pie Pan Ref. 168.005 Cal. 561, 1963, 10.JPG

    I may have purchased this beauty from you on ebay?

    Wrist Shot, 6.JPG

    For if this is the case, I am grateful!::love::
     
  8. dualdo Dec 6, 2013

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    It's not me, who sold these beauties - same background, yes.

    Cheers Horst
     
    Omega_Seamaster_165.024_Bigtriangle.jpg