In JTT there are about 5 pages with small pics and a short description of several references with the 321 calibre like in my pic here:

 

Better than nothing! Thanks!

 

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References, story material and pictures in both books. A little sample below to whet your appetite

 

Yep, an updated 2019 edition of The Moon Watch would be good, but have not heard anything so sadly unlikely now - maybe on the 50th of Apollo 13...

I was lucky enough to find a hard copy of the original book today at a collectables fair; had a little bit of damage so was able to haggle it down to AUD $20. It’s very impressive with great photographs - though a new version would have to edit the ‘Only Watch worn on the Moon’ text...

 

Is the Omegamania 2007 catalogue worth buying at about $95 which has been offered to me? I am interested in vintage Connie's and Seamasters (dress watches).

 

Can be found in PDF and is not without flaws. However: still nice for reference.

 

Thanks. I tried looking for an online copy with no success. Where is the PDF available?

 

Here’s Chuck’s PDF version of the online catalogue - interesting for reference though missing some details and the higher res pictures of the original. An interesting 79 page read nevertheless http://www.chronomaddox.com/omega/archives/auctions/Omegamania_results/all_300_lots_summary_list.pdf

 

I highly recommend @mac_omega 's


An Instant classic for me & the deepest literature on one of the brand's most fabled movements.

 

Just picked this up. Wow! Must have been a mind-blowing event.

Great reference for all things Omega.

 

Great catalogue, something to peruse over the festive break (even if some bits are erroneous...)

13 years on, I wonder how much some of these pieces would fetch now

 

Looking like a great buy now, most recent U.K. sales are £600 or higher.

moonwatch only and flight master only are very good reference books but obviously a targeted range of watches.

the online archive at omega itself can be a useful tool to peruse. not all models have photos , and some are better resolution than others , but if you want to browse to discover certain models , movements or styles then it can be a free resource to both open your eyes to other models or narrow down your search. I wouldn’t rely on it to compare a potential buy against but it has its uses.

 

That's a sure path to madness.

 

I also have the catalogue! Definitely worth having as an Omega reference! The picture quality is very impressive.

 

007

 

Hi, just managed to secure a copy of a JTT after 14 months of searching. They can be bought and not for massive amounts. I paid £400

 

Lucky you! I haven't have chance to secure one for ~6month.

 

Don't forget ( Omega or even Speedmaster themed ) auction catalogues

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Hi guys, anyone has a copy of Omega Saga by Marco Richon?