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New Bond Omega?
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tmilnthorp
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I finally received mine last week! Really enjoying it.
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bama2141
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Lovely lume!
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barryzelf
·Awesome pic, didn’t know the bezel had lume too. Me like it...
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gbesq
·Very, very sharp.
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kilofinal
·I love the color of the titanium case and bracelet
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dinexus
·Fully luminous bezel is a nice touch. Wish my full-ceramic edition had the same.
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Wing Zero
·Wow love the full lume on the dial and bezel.
Might have to run to the AD once this lockdown is over
Might have to run to the AD once this lockdown is over
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stevec14
·Sure, here is a picture with the band to the tightest setting. If I measured correctly, it’s 15,5cm.
Every hole stands roughly for 1cm in circumference, so the band should fit from 15,5cm to 21,5cm. I have 17,5cm and use hole 3 (from the smallest).
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bama2141
·When the watch was in stock at the omega website you get the chance to put your wrist size in when you order. I assume if you order direct they may chop off a bit of the extra to limit the extra strap under the bracelet.
I’ve noticed that feature on the website relative to normal link bracelets. I assume they’d remove links as needed to get close to a proper fit when you received the watch. I wondered, though, whether they would provide you with all the links that they removed.
It seems doubtful to me that they would actually shorten up the milanese bracelet
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DaeMa9
·I don’t think so too. The Milanese band is some sort of welded. Shorten it would be a huge task to be done.
I guess they only adjust it to the right hole for the wrist size.
I guess they only adjust it to the right hole for the wrist size.
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imranbecks
·Terra. Aqua Terra.
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OmegaLife
·Hello all!
I just picked up the NTTD Seamaster on NATO from my local OB. I was lucky as they had a watch that someone decided they didn’t want anymore. This is my first Ti watch and I have to say I am impressed. I am now looking to part ways with my Seamaster 300 OHMSS LE to make space!
I just picked up the NTTD Seamaster on NATO from my local OB. I was lucky as they had a watch that someone decided they didn’t want anymore. This is my first Ti watch and I have to say I am impressed. I am now looking to part ways with my Seamaster 300 OHMSS LE to make space!
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stevec14
·Hello all!
I just picked up the NTTD Seamaster on NATO from my local OB. I was lucky as they had a watch that someone decided they didn’t want anymore. This is my first Ti watch and I have to say I am impressed. I am now looking to part ways with my Seamaster 300 OHMSS LE to make space!
It was jolly nice. Congrats
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OmegaLife
·It was a tough choice between the bracelet or NATO. I have always been a NATO guy though compared to bracelets. Here is a pic of it resting as I have not been out a lot to wear it. Next to it in the case is the Seamaster 300 OHMSS James Bond LE that I will be searching for a new home for!
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DaeMa9
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sah
·Why do I think these would look even better after a year or two of rough daily use? I want to see a bezel that is scuffed and scratched like James Bond’s after rescuing Ursula Andress.
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DaeMa9
·That’s exactly what Omega intended with this watch, by using an aluminum bezel / dial and titanium grade 2. This watch will look even more stunning in the future 🥰
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