Great watch and have a happy birthday!

 

New straps for these babies...

 

Courtesy of Kyle - my first waffle dial.

And happy birthday @adam78 !

 

A few hints......should be easy!

 

Same same but different...




Not the best, but hard to argue with impulse...



(Pictures by sellers)

 

Congrats on your Conquest Power Reserve! Looks to be in pretty decent condition!

 

This arrived today. There is a watch that came with it. Just one watch, I'm not yet to the point of purchasing multiple watches at one time. .

 

The doc is in! Just arrived today, from across the pond!

 

Smooth speedy end links for leather strap from @George_Yeo

 

It looks great..

 

@Taddyangle congrats on your synchronization!

 

Thx, loving it!

 

Okay...the rest of the puzzle....if it was a puzzle at all!

Getting loupy...



Finally landed THE classic....my collection is complete......for now



History documented in the family photo album.....old school polaroid pics of the TV

 

Love the classic Moonwatch @Omegawd , congratulations. Not sure how you went this long without one! You have put together a really nice collection.

 

@repoman, Thanks bruh!

 

Incoming, it just happened. My first Omega, but with nothing that says it is an omega externally. I guess if you are OF member long enough, the O simply gets to you. In this case, quite subtly and thanks to another fellow forum member for the enabling!

PHOTO CREDIT: The SELLER

 

Congratz!!!
A very nice Lemania "Omega" indeed!
RCAF cal 2221?
Apart from the bridges being signed Omega, the caliber designation 2221 (hacking 2220) and the serial numbers you will find is Lemania numbers, not Omega. These are true classics and of extreme quality. Rugged and reliable, and with some very cleverly designed features.
One of my all time favorite chronos!
Omega and Lemania had the same owners (SSHI), so when an Omega distributor gained a military chronograph contract, they could supply watches with dials with either brand names, or neutral like yours.
Here is my Lemania "brother".

 

As we get ready to leave sunny Italy, we realized that a couple of Pelican cases were going empty as all the hardware we carried remained on site, we figured it was almost a sin to bring these cases in an empty state..so the local supermarket we visited to bring home a few goodies we do miss at home... Albelour 18, Barolo 2010, Limoncello, Balsamico di Modena, Italian Tonno, Prosecco for the lady, Averna, Olio extra Vergine DOC... just need to pick up a few Cuban cigars before boarding I'll get a watch next time...

 

Technically not bought today, but finally arrived and humming away.
Certina Chronolympic C-Tronic. Same movement as in the Omega Speedmaster Speedsonic.
The floating seconds hand is magical to behold. Not bad nick either!