Just brought this new and unworn 2007 ‘32 Marine home - from the Omega Museum collection - you can see my daily Sochi Petrograd that I was wearing when I went in for the pickup. I was lucky to find a boutique that had one tucked away - getting hard to find new ones given only 135 were made.
(If it’s not a familiar model then some interesting info can be found here that explains the waterproof double case and how Omega had to work around a Rolex patent back in the day: http://www.vintagewatchstraps.com/blogomegamarine.php).

 

I usually really dislike square watches, but this is wonderful.
Paul

 

That is a nice one! I haven’t ventured into square watches yet either, but tempted now! What’s the dimensions?

 

Great purchase .Enjoy and wear in good health

 

Nor bad..it’s a steal !

 

Thanks for the kind feedback.

Case Diameter: 50.5 x 33.05 mm

 

Just added this TAGCarrera to my collection with the wife’s approval .Be rude to say No !

 

44444730202_2e623655d6_z by jppellet, on Flickr
GMT

 

I've had a fair few incoming lately - here are two divers:

Early Yema Superman:





Doxa Searambler:




Both has come to me via the OF Underground Railway

 

Just arrived

 

Dibs Mate on this one.

 

Dibs on this one mate.

 

Tis a lonely path..the way of the bottom feeder! So many bright and shiny things on the thread here.
Three mega knackered watches, (2 project watches..can you guess which ones? lol) for real cheap (no surprise there). The JLC will either be fixed, sold as parts, or used as a donor....replacement parts are always an issue. Under the grime it appears to be mostly intact.
I have hopes for the Lemania with suitable replacement vintage syringe hands and a crystal!
Normally I'd draw the line somewhere here, I really would, but with time and patience I reckon 2 are saveable without throwing crazy money at them.... er, I think...

 

It's here! My Dan Henry Evil Panda. The size is perfect on my 7.25 inch wrist. It is all your fault @dougiedude. If you run into an angry, small blonde lady with a nickled Colt Detective Special pointed at you, it is just my wife. LOL

McK



P.S. This must really go a long way towards passing the eye test, as I have only worn this a bit over an hour and have had to fight the urge and stop myself from trying to wind it three times. Wouldn't The Squirrel have had a great retort to that admission? ;-)

 

It's funny how the no date panda, and no date reverse panda, are both the only ones that have sold out already - they're really the best looking ones to consider, although 38mm looks a bit small on my wide wrist so I passed. I had to settle for my #ST1 and my Mitsukoshi modded Speedy to satisfy my panda urges instead...

 

My first 60's chronograph. Something tells me it won't be my last.

 

Was this worth $13.50?

 

Nice

 

Ultraman