Omega Dynamic

The first resource you should check out about these is the article linked in Desmond's blog here. What would help is posting pictures of a piece you’re interested in here and asking for opinions before purchase. There are some real experts on these on here (I’m just an enthusiast) and they will be able to advise - though there’s lots of good stuff in the article.

The “Bull's Eye” style seems to be the most collectible, but not to my personal taste. Mark I Dynamics from the late 1960s tend to have a better rep than the later 70s models. The Mark I also has distinctive radial brushing on the case which is quite funky.

Movements in these tend to be solid workhorses - I have cal 565 in my Mark I, but there are manual wind and day/date variants. Lots of choices with these pieces, which have a distinctive style and are a lot of fun to wear.

They are all marked Tool 107 and are tricky to open. It means they are less likely to be messed with but you’ll need a watchmaker who knows what they are doing.

originally they came on faux leather Corfam straps. Originals of these are very scarce, but leather aftermarket versions of the distinctive strap are available on eBay. If you can get one with an original bracelet, so much the better, but I do prefer a strap. There are also adapters you can get to fit which will enable you to put on regular spring bars and straps.

Here's my Royal Blue Mk I:



Happy hunting!

Green is good, original bracelet, even better.

OK, now THERE'S a bull's eye I like...!