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Sometimes you don't have to take out a second mortgage for a Grail watch.

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Ok, I have a thing for Dynamics, yes a bit off the beaten path. I have the original cushion Deville and have been searching for a Spiderman for about six years. Just found one in japan with a full bracelet, and it is on the way. The third and final one will be a Tritium three handed III. The yellowed lume looks amazing to me. Here are pics of all three for reference. They are all a bit odd, but I like odd.
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Really like the cushion case one and don't think I've seen that version before.
Unfortunately, I know I'd struggle without any hour markers.
 
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Love the Dynamic 3, certainly a grail watch. The other two are a bit out there for me, but nothing else looks like them. Kudos to Omega for taking a risk with the design. Great to see that "un collectable" watches gets a good home. I bet these styles will be sought after in later years.
 
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The Dynamic III is well above the radar now and collectors do covet them. I don't think it odd at all, just a quirky take on Omega's Military watch history. Finding one complete and in good condition is tricky though as they were actually used as tool watches and the collateral such as box and docs were often discarded or used (as suggested by Omega!) as a pencil tin. I have a mint Superluminova dial one and it is a keeper. At one point £200 would buy you one, now they are over a grand and climbing. Mine by the way was worn by a pilot pal of mine in an F3 Tornado interceptor on active QRF missions...
 
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The Dynamic III is well above the radar now and collectors do covet them. I don't think it odd at all, just a quirky take on Omega's Military watch history. Finding one complete and in good condition is tricky though as they were actually used as tool watches and the collateral such as box and docs were often discarded or used (as suggested by Omega!) as a pencil tin. I have a mint Superluminova dial one and it is a keeper. At one point £200 would buy you one, now they are over a grand and climbing. Mine by the way was worn by a pilot pal of mine in an F3 Tornado interceptor on active QRF missions...
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At Mach2 over the North Sea chasing Bear Bombers? No sadly not 🙁

Here it is on my wrist though:

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