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Paul W
·Hi all,
I bought my first Omega a few weeks back. Since then I have been hooked on researching 1940’s-1960’s. Mostly, Seamasters as I like the minimalist classy (IMO) designs.
I am a contractor and due to working with tools I can’t wear a ring. Years ago I had this tattoo made with the initials of my family on the face. At the time Omega was less about the brand as it was about a reminder of forging and committing a path in life with my family. (Happily married 24 years)
I still love a good book to read. What would be some top recommendations on a book about:
- History of Omega
- specific vintage Omega
- General vintage watch collecting.
Thanks in advance!
![IMG_4226.jpeg IMG_4226.jpeg](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/1706/1706718-f33d5eecf2790691a7ec720b4a09d8a9.jpg?hash=8z1e7PJ5Bp)
I bought my first Omega a few weeks back. Since then I have been hooked on researching 1940’s-1960’s. Mostly, Seamasters as I like the minimalist classy (IMO) designs.
I am a contractor and due to working with tools I can’t wear a ring. Years ago I had this tattoo made with the initials of my family on the face. At the time Omega was less about the brand as it was about a reminder of forging and committing a path in life with my family. (Happily married 24 years)
I still love a good book to read. What would be some top recommendations on a book about:
- History of Omega
- specific vintage Omega
- General vintage watch collecting.
Thanks in advance!
![IMG_4226.jpeg IMG_4226.jpeg](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/1706/1706718-f33d5eecf2790691a7ec720b4a09d8a9.jpg?hash=8z1e7PJ5Bp)