This is the Omega I am dying for them to re-issue in the same way that they did the Mk2 Speedie - which I have and love. For me the patina just puts me off so I'd love the look with crystal clean new parts and modern internals. Either that or I need one that has just taken a service trip to Switzerland and back....

 

Sorry for you but it will never happen, the name Flightmaster doesn’t belong to Omega anymore

 

Oh really? Who does

 

Sold to Seiko in the late seventies

 

gutted - well I just have to find a really tidy example then, eh?

 

Please read this attentively and stick to the rules : https://omegaforums.net/threads/ple...ll-listings-inc-parts-wtb.54177/#post-1047363

 

Nice watch Bill. I prefer the 910.

 

who will be first to bite ??

 

Seriously though it’s hard to find a good 910 Flightmaster now. The most common fault seems to be over polished cases.

 

Love it!!!

 

Mine says Happy Thanksgiving, Bill . . .



. . . and congrats on a great score. Don't let go this time!

Art

 

Thanks for sharing, usually those watches have a great history to tell, being used as fine and precise instruments by pilots

 

For me the sharp edges and full sunburst effect is a must. It just doesn’t look right without it

 

True that ! It doesn’t have to be perfect - perfect is too hard to wear

 

Nice case.

 

keeping the cases on these watches sharp and unmolested is an impossible task. I have owned my fair share, and each has had it's unique marks.

This one is the lone survivor in my collection without any battle scars.