BrianMcKay
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I'll readily admit to being very tribal by nature - must be 'me age' - but I love Omegas and don't care for these over-flashy Rolexes at all. I was going to question why people are posting so many pics of the damn things on this Omega Forum, but then I thought it's actually for the good, as seeing this parade of 'em just makes me appreciate my - and everybody else's - Omegas all the more. So much more subtle and quietly authoritative as tool watches yet beautifully elegant too.
I'll readily admit to being very tribal by nature - must be 'me age' - but I love Omegas and don't care for these over-flashy Rolexes at all. I was going to question why people are posting so many pics of the damn things on this Omega Forum, but then I thought it's actually for the good, as seeing this parade of 'em just makes me appreciate my - and everybody else's - Omegas all the more. So much more subtle and quietly authoritative as tool watches yet beautifully elegant too.
While not initially a Rolex fan, I fell for Tudors first, but have grown to like the look of big brother.
Only 3, all with military provenance.
Buster
Hello Forum. Long time reader, had the feeling I need to show off! 😀
I own 4 at the moment, two more on the wish list.
A Ref 5513 Maxi Dial from 1978
A GMT Master 16753 1980
A Explorer II from the 1990's. I hated the cyclops on this one and got it removed. My summer watch.
A recent Oyster Perpetual. I only do vintage watches but made an exception for this one - I love the grey dial and the overall look.