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Omega seamaster cal 710
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MtV
·As you’ve noted, the cal 710 was the thinnest automatic movement Omega had made. Nice find!
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RealFire
·Thanks. a caliber that doesn't get talked about a lot, I believe the 700 series movements were short lived..anyways this movement is dead on balls accurate..
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RealFire
·If anyone else has a cal 710 would you please post some pics of the watch? I would love to compare to mine..
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nkhandekar
·I am a sucker for this kind of inscription.
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RealFire
·I am a sucker for this kind of inscription.
Yeah, pretty cool. Got it from my buddy who owns a pawn shop.. often wonder the story behind the watch it obviously was special to someone and sad they had to sell
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Sherbie
·Some more info on the Omega Ultra thin movements can be found on Desmond’s fantastic web site - here
http://download1595.mediafire.com/d...ins+of+the+Sixties+and+Seventies_June2013.pdf
http://download1595.mediafire.com/d...ins+of+the+Sixties+and+Seventies_June2013.pdf
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onlyomega94
·I like the inscription too. Some people see it as negative but I (if it is not too big) like to see it as an interesting part of the story of the watch.
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RealFire
·Some more info on the Omega Ultra thin movements can be found on Desmond’s fantastic web site - here
http://download1595.mediafire.com/d6l5gaucwytg/f2wh10fa1rtxe85/Omega Constellation UltraThins of the Sixties and Seventies_June2013.pdf
Thank you!!
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perks713
·Damn, I need a buddy with a pawn shop.
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