Question

I have reinstated this thread as its against rules to delete.

OP - Leave the thread visible please.

Correct. Note to @Gradymaci ,at the very least it is considered rude to totally delete the content in the initial post.

Some forums remove your ability to edit posts after 30 minutes. We do not, as we trust our members (for the most part) to do the right thing.

The majority of the members are more familiar with vintage Omegas than the modern ones. I'm sorry that no one knew the answer to your question within a reasonable amount of time, but it does not excuse the vandalism of removing the thread.

Now no one will know the answer. You may have deprived another member who had the same question from finding out.
gatorcpa

I gave him a like. Seems he needed one before the moderators locked this up 😀

We have another contributor here to the J. Peterman style of writing- now if you can work in the sales pitch for the Malacca walking stick and throw in a reference to your watch- it could meet the Hodinkee/Peterman style guide.

This thread in the J.Peterman/ Hodinkee style:

It was a brisk, foggy London morning- wrestless from waiting in my Trafalger flat for the call, I knew I had to stretch my legs.
My hip still not healed from wrestling the great rhino to the ground in Napal, I grabbed my trusty Malacca cane, strapped on my new 2019 Omega Planet Ocean, and donned my Urban Sombrero as I headed out towards The Strand.
It was eerily quiet, on a day like this I expected far more foot traffic but I felt as though I was a lone traveler walking in the footsteps of ghosts. I heard a splash in the water and as I turned to my right to follow the sound, a street ruffian ran past me and brushed against me left arm. As he ran from me, I looked down to notice that he has switched my new Planet Ocean for a 2014 model- only knowing the difference because of the incredible information I had gleaned from the Omega Forum. I unsheathed the spring loaded blade from my Malacca cane and gave chase. But hobbled by my ailing hip I watched as he started to recede into the distance. I thought my prized new Omega was lost, but to my surprise I saw a bowman wearing a Texas A&M T-shirt upon the bridge ahead, taking aim at the fleeing scoundrel. With a single arrow to the leg, the thief was grounded and I watched the mysterious bowman back away from the railing and fade into the fog.
I made it back to the flat in time for the call- she was running late- but had not forgotten our rendezvous. Checking the time on my scandalized 2019 Planet Ocean, I saw I had 30 minutes to meet for our trist- perhaps I’ll take the path back across the bridge and find that archer- I have a 2014 Planet Ocean with which to thank him- the arrow hands an appropriate hallmark for a man of his skill.