If you would have only ONE Omega-watch—what would it be?

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Can't decide. I think I would pick the speedy.
Timeless classic.

Best Alex
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You have excellent taste!
Of those I would rank NTTD>Heritage>Speedy and likely change my mind next month so better keep them all.
 
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Buuuuu :whipped:

I hope all questions are ok on OF, not everybody knows all the weird things that goes on in Speedy circles.
sure is allowed. i think its easier to google some things than ask on a forum.
i genuinely believe my answer would help the person long term (as it once helped me).
I should be careful with my answers in the future, people seem to get all sensitive nowadays..
 
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sure is allowed. i think its easier to google some things than ask on a forum.
i genuinely believe my answer would help the person long term.
I should be careful with my answers in the future, people seem to get all sensitive nowadays..

When you are having a conversation, how many times have people told you, "why don't you google your stupid question instead of asking me?" Yeah, that's what I thought...
 
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When you are having a conversation, how many times have people told you, "why don't you google your stupid question instead of asking me?" Yeah, that's what I thought...
i am just having a bad day, wanted to be a smartass. no hard feelings!
 
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Ok. I gave this a long thought. And I came to the conclusion that the 120 is the most versitale watch in my collection. Why? Well, the 40mm+ watches like the speedy, the 300 or whatever are to big when I'm wearing a suit. And in my case I have to wear a suit sometimes. But when I'm wearing casual I dont want to wear a dress watch all the time. So no connies (not even the 37mm ones) 34/35/36/38/whatevermm seamasters, etc. Solution? A 37mm 120 which you can wear casual and dressy. Yes, that’s the watch.
 
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Can't decide. I think I would pick the speedy.
Timeless classic.

Best Alex
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Nice NATO on your Seamaster 300! Where did you get it?
 
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i am just having a bad day, wanted to be a smartass. no hard feelings!

No worries, I actually had a good laugh - I have a pretty dry sense of humor and have put my foot in my mouth more times than I care to remember
 
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Nice NATO on your Seamaster 300! Where did you get it?
Thanks.

It´s the original Nato in beige from Omega.

Best Alex
 
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Assuming this implies I can have as many as I want from other Brands?😀
This here then most likely!
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Ok. I gave this a long thought. And I came to the conclusion that the 120 is the most versitale watch in my collection. Why? Well, the 40mm+ watches like the speedy, the 300 or whatever are to big when I'm wearing a suit. And in my case I have to wear a suit sometimes. But when I'm wearing casual I dont want to wear a dress watch all the time. So no connies (not even the 37mm ones) 34/35/36/38/whatevermm seamasters, etc. Solution? A 37mm 120 which you can wear casual and dressy. Yes, that’s the watch.

That is a really cool watch. What kind of movement is in it? 1120?
 
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That is a really cool watch. What kind of movement is in it? 1120?
Nope. The legendary 565
 
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Nope. The legendary 565

Great! I got that movement in my Geneve, sadly it never get any wrist time. Maybe I should buy a 120 case?
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Wonderful thread, this an easy one for me.
145.022-69 Gray Racing Dial
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Well the Speedmaster is the obvious choice. Preferably with a 321 movement, which mine does not have. And a cartoon dog on the dial that taught me how to read.

Still I find my chronostop with the adjustable 24 hour bezel to be one of my favorites. I was surprised when I measured it how large it is. It would be hard to find a better watch. This was the ONE watch I chose to take to Swizerland in 2022. So that says a lot.

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1958 Ranchero. My birth year and one of the coolest watches that Omega has ever made.
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Is that your BoR 3010/512 bracelet, @gbesq?