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TexOmega
·This thread needs a picture.
Curious circle on Omega rotors.
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mr_yossarian
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VintageWatchIta
·In the past, this has been called an identification for a replacement rotor. Not sure that I've seen anything official confirming this, but replacement rotors do come with this circle when ordered new from Omega.
I've heard this somewhere else, too, but can't be 100% sure
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Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerEvery piece of an Omega watch is marked.
And of course this is absolute nonsense. Relatively few parts have any form of identification on them...
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Deafboy
··His Holiness Puer SurdusAnd of course this is absolute nonsense. Relatively few parts have any form of identification on them...
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efauser
·Didn't you get the memo? All parts are identified with an encrypted code etched in a sub-layer 20 nm below the surface that can only be read with a magnetic force microscope.
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JwRosenthal
·I think you guys are thinking of Rolex where every part has the micro-code, you need a $300k machine to read the code which you have to provide to Rolex to get a replacement part- and within a month of acquiring the machine they pull your parts account.
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Deafboy
··His Holiness Puer SurdusI think you guys are thinking of Rolex where every part has the micro-code, you need a $300k machine to read the code which you have to provide to Rolex to get a replacement part- and within a month of acquiring the machine they pull your parts account.
Personally, I was talking in jest. Didn't know about Rolex' scheme.
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JwRosenthal
·Personally, I was talking in jest. Didn't know about Rolex' scheme.
And note how my joke wasn’t out of the realm possibility!! That’s truly sad
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TexOmega
·Nah. Don’t really care.
I sense you want to really know, it’s a gift I have.
Took pix of colors in response to a novice boot collector that there were more than black and dark brown Crocs made back in the day because that was all he saw in the wild
The complete pair are new to me, but my favorite are the butterscotch
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JwRosenthal
·People collect boots 😕
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JwRosenthal
·And it’s not just Texans
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alam
·sad to see decent amphibian leather wasted and not formed into quality straps for wrist watches 😀 lets save the world's croc leather! Make boots from the same material used in NATO straps!! 😜
