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Show us your Seamaster
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Nellymac
·So Cool these Watches, above anything I have seen.....always hands down the Seamaster !
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MH82
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ErichPryde
·The Speedmaster is derived from the Seamaster line I think so I can get on board.
Everything really came from fish anyway
-Fish70
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G'c
·Shared this pic in the other NTTD related post - might as well share here as well😉. New to the forums, please bear with me:
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hen
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justForFun
·What in the wide wide world of Seamaster is that? 😁
https://www.omegawatches.com/fr-fr/...nometer-chronograph-43-x-43-mm-22512435002001
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hen
·A very weird one, but still a Seamaster. It's a Seamaster Bullhead:
https://www.omegawatches.com/fr-fr/...nometer-chronograph-43-x-43-mm-22512435002001
Its new!! Looks like something from the 70`s. Omega sure isn`t afraid to give it`s costumers some choice. 👍
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Andy_D
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G'c
·The 57 reissue gets better with age.
Wow your watch is already showing some battle-scars on the lugs! Looks great and well worn in. On this note - there doesn't seem to be any articles/materials as to why, back in 1957, Omega released these tool watches with polished lugs on the surface... especially back then people won't use these watches for more formal events. This has always puzzled me from a design perspective, even though I LOVE the look.
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Scooterino36
·Always loved ALL the 1957 watches. The 57 seamaster with the thin bezel just hits so many right spots. I know many argue about the fauxtina (I understand them) but I can't see these watches looking as good without this colour scheme (even with creamy white).
Wow your watch is already showing some battle-scars on the lugs! Looks great and well worn in. On this note - there doesn't seem to be any articles/materials as to why, back in 1957, Omega released these tool watches with polished lugs on the surface... especially back then people won't use these watches for more formal events. This has always puzzled me from a design perspective, even though I LOVE the look.
The lugs on this one are in better shape than they appear, a bit of oil and light reflection makes the photo appear a bit dull. But they do have a fair share of dings.
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Wooden_spoon
·Pretty much my daily driver
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twizit
·Another NTTD here
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RI Omega Fan
·2010 Planet Ocean 2500C ~
Also posted over on today’s WRUW thread.
Also posted over on today’s WRUW thread.
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