Show Me Your Favorite Underrated Omegas

[ErichKeane]

So we all have our favorite Omegas that everyone knows about... but what about the obscure, odd, or just underrated ones? I'd love to see the cool but lesser-known Omegas you love watching, or even just love pining over!

 

[SOG53]

KM 6326 Seamaster Deville. 1971.

 

[krogerfoot]

I have become really fond of this chunky weirdo.

 

[ErichKeane]

krogerfoot

I have become really fond of this chunky weirdo.

Funny you mention the Chronostop! I've been lusting after those lately, but held off as the hobby has been expensive lately/choosing what to wear has been challenging, else I'd have one!

 

[krogerfoot]

E ErichKeane

Funny you mention the Chronostop! I've been lusting after those lately, but held off as the hobby has been expensive lately/choosing what to wear has been challenging, else I'd have one!

Like several watch models I’ve owned, I bought it out of idle curiosity, not expecting I’d like it so much. It is a lot of watch in a number of senses.

 

[Simon916sps]

2001 Broad Arrow.

 

[timjohn]

Never seen anything quite like this before or since. ST135.041 with blue accents

 

[MtV]

The Deauville Compressor Tanks @dsio wrote about should definitely be in this list. Here's the link:

https://stories.omegaforums.net/omega-deville-deauville-compressor-tank/

I was completely unaware of them before I read the article, got intrigued and now I own both a 155.006 (tonneau shape crystal; leather strap) and this 155.007 (old pic with a damaged crystal):


They really are statement pieces, their size is incredible and yet they can, with a bit of patience, be found for rather affordable prices. Very odd piece, but with a clean, sharp elegance. Love them. 😀

 

[M'Bob]

The vitreous enamel dial Speedmaster:

 

[Mouse_at_Large]

The mostly forgotten Polaris line after a few intense gym sessions