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tdn-dk
·To small to use but fun to collect.
Small but cool...
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ulackfocus
·Sorry, just illustrating the "boyfriend watch" concept. Now back to the regularly scheduled photos of paunchy, balding, middle-aged men bearing large fish.
Well, you could post attractive and talented women who aren't annoying wearing men's watches. For example:
.... but if balding, middle-aged men bearing large fish is your thing:
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MMMD
·Yes! Now we're back in business.
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Event horizon
·Well, you could post attractive and talented women who aren't annoying wearing men's watches. For example:
.... but if balding, middle-aged men bearing large fish is your thing:
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Alpha
··Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega CollectorWell, you could post attractive and talented women who aren't annoying wearing men's watches. For example:
.... but if balding, middle-aged men bearing large fish is your thing:
I remember that beautiful pair from times gone by 😉
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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorErr if she wants to try mine for size I will duly oblige but the fat bald middle aged dude with hands that stink of fish can buy his own watch. I dream of chicks like that fancying me but it's usually the fish dude I seem to attract
Another oldie, but goodie!
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Event horizon
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When I snared the missus I married her and got her pregnant damn quickly so I didn't have to endure the creatures that I usually managed to pull.
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Tire-comedon
·
Just wanted to share some pictures of this little calatrava styled Omega...it measures about 33mm but is still a very cool piece. Love the dial on this one. 😀
Comparison to my newest:
And another Tudor pic 😀
Hi
This Omega is gorgeous. BTW Dibs if you want to sell it one day. Is it a 26.5SOB Inside?
33mm is not a small size for watches from this period.
The smallest men's watch in my collection (CK 605, 23.4SC Inside, 28mm):
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kyle L
··GrasshopperYep 26.5SOB, I believe this is the same model:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/OMEGA-MILIT...265?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f4abe68a9
http://www.ebay.com/itm/OMEGA-MILIT...265?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f4abe68a9
Hi
This Omega is gorgeous. BTW Dibs if you want to sell it one day. Is it a 26.5SOB Inside?
33mm is not a small size for watches from this period.
The smallest men's watch in my collection (CK 605, 23.4SC Inside, 28mm):
This website may earn commission from Ebay sales.
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Tire-comedon
·Yep 26.5SOB, I believe this is the same model:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/OMEGA-MILIT...265?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f4abe68a9
This website may earn commission from Ebay sales.
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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFUnfortunately access to this page from France is blocked by EBay (it happens quite a lot. I emailed them but didn't get any satisfactory explanation...).
Try this link: http://goo.gl/W4Tj7r
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kyle L
··GrasshopperAttached some images:
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Tire-comedon
·Yes, looks like the same model without the scientific dial and raised numbers.
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michael e
·Just wanted to share some pictures of this little calatrava styled Omega...it measures about 33mm but is still a very cool piece. Love the dial on this one. 😀
Comparison to my newest:
And another Tudor pic 😀
I love this style of dial, I have a couple, one with original 14k Eastern European case and one with steel case.
All cal 26.5
Thanks Michael
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dantaspaulo
·I've been wearing this almost every single day ever since I got it, at 27mm it's tiny by today's standards but I just find it soooo classy:
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orchidmansion
·1935 is in the depths of the Depression; could be that Hamilton may have been trying to reduce the size for financial reasons-and making it affordable for the customers (yeah, I know, an altruistic watch company....ah, no?). 1920s were heady times-lots of money in people's pockets.
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VetPsychWars
·Lots of WWI era watches aren't that large, and most WWII watches aren't, either. Doesn't bother me to wear them!
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