DoctorEvil
·A combination of factors. Big fan of bright lume when I wake up in the middle of the night. No use for an actual chronograph. The only thing going for that chronograph was that it was unique to me.
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A combination of factors. Big fan of bright lume when I wake up in the middle of the night. No use for an actual chronograph. The only thing going for that chronograph was that it was unique to me.
Nice. I'm not a Speedy expert but is this a 145.022 that you modified by switching in the CK2998's silver hands?
I know some of you are going to say, "You need a Constellation!" No, I don't. 😀
I still have a 1962 14900 pie pan and a 1966 168.004 dome dial, both mint. I love them both! And as for a 50 year old watch not being able to keep chronometer grade time without major service costs, my 168.004 loses about .6 (that’s point 6) SPD.
Simple! I'm not a collector. I just like wearing Omega watches. 😀
guys please don't drive Constellation prices up by marketing them so well 😀
I'm sort of half-heartedly looking for an Omega railroad certified, but those are terribly expensive. Might get an Aqua Terra someday. But I already can't decide which watch to wear some days....
Hi you have a really nice collection, I particularly like the one on the bottom row one in from the right with the large numbers. The crown is fantastic