Red Bar Atlanta had a private GTG last night, and the Boutique invited us to bring all of our Omegas.

I thought I’d share some pics . If you were there, too, please feel free to share your own pictures.. I forgot to take ‘people pics’, so hopefully someone will share those... I did happen to get a beautiful woman’s wrist with her equally beautiful Ladymatic Ω attached ..

My own Omegas first:



The rest included:



The Speedys:

For more on this great event we had, @Rockmastermike has this thread, that even includes pics of the beautiful people that were there ! ...

https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-boutique-event-in-atlanta-ga.67661/

 

The Boutique crew were amazing, I must add, with gratuitous extracts, and goodie bags for all. If you have a Boutique in your city, and an organized group, I highly recommend you reach out to your OB for one of these GTGs...

We are fortunate in Atlanta to have one of our own forum members who works there, so that did make it easier...

Thanks, again, Les @Livesimply11 !

 

Thanks for the pics. Great collection

 

Great time with great people. Thanks again Doug and always happy to see that ‘65 Speedy.

 

I don’t even have a boutique in my country

Looks like great fun though! Love that Memomatic.

 

Love the early waterproof cushion case and is the seamaster with the big sundial the first reference. Super watches.

 

There is not even a swatch shop in Malawi. You can buy fake everything though.

 

That would be my Naiad, ref. CK2111, c.1941:

If you mean this one, I’m not sure which reference it is. It just had a full service, and I forgot to have my watchmaker shoot some pictures .

You have me wondering now which reference would be the first?

 

Perfect strap choice on this one. Matches so nicely!

 

Had to do a quick check.

The Seamaster model debuted in Omega's 100th anniversary year, 1948, so well before my eldest above. Mine is probably from around 1954.

Here's the original '48, from the Omega web page:

http://www.omegamuseum.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/omega_content_210x136/First Seamaster.JPG

 

@dougiedude
That's it, the naiad.
I have its brother who says hi
I'm tempted to have the lume removed as the gilt print outline on the numbers is fantastic. The 7 is teasing me.
Yours is in great shape.



Yes that's the seamaster I was referring too.
I was thumbing through AJTT yesterday and they have the same pic in the link you posted for the first seamaster.
Thanks for sharing

 

Oo-oo-la-la! Love the gilt!

But I'd be afraid to mess with the numerals, I like 'em as is.

The hands, however, are worth a sympathetic re-lume, IMHO...