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The Great Big Introductions Thread

Frupert19
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Hello everyone,
My name is Matt, live in NC, and I as well have been a lurker of the boards. I appreciate the wealth of knowledge posted in the forums. I currently have a Speedy Moon, vintage Omega Geneve, Speedy Hodinkee H10, and just got my wife a beautiful Seamaster Aqua Terra with a MOP dial. We're an Omega family! I look forward to posting more in the future...
 
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noelekal
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An Omega family is bound to be a happy family.

Welcome to the Forum!
 
AngelDeVille
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The feller I sold my sword hand Seamaster pro to referred me here.

I have had a speedmaster date, the above mentioned Seamaster, and currently have a 41.5mm Skyfall AT.

My favorite Omega so far was the Seamaster pro, not bonding with the size of the Skyfall, I think I’d be better served by a 38mm AT.

I’m trying for the perfect 3 watch collection.

1. Omega 38mm AT

2. 4 or 5 digit Rolex DJ/OP date

3. Cartier Tank MC rose
 
Atab2870
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Hi Guys, my name is Alex from Florida USA. New in this forum and Enjoy it a lot. My watch collection is:
Rolex Daytona 2019
Rolex GMT Pepsi 2020
Omega Snoopy 2015
Omega MK40 2000
Omega Costellation 1955.
Hope to contribute and learn a lot in this site.
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Frupert19
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Atab2870 Atab2870
Hi Guys, my name is Alejandro from Florida USA. New is this forum and Enjoy it a lot. My watch collection is:
Rolex Daytona 2019
Rolex GMT Pepsi 2020
Omega Snoopy 2015
Omega MK40 2000
Omega Costellation 1955.
Hope to contribute and learn a lot in this site.
Impressive collection! Love the 45th Snoopy... lucky man!
 
SeaMSTR
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Good evening all,

I’ve been a member for a month or so, and now find myself perusing these pages most evenings.

I’m Paul, 39 and live in London. I’m a fan of anything old/retro/vintage, in particular cars, motorbikes, buildings (and watches ;-))

I have had a Seamaster since 2005, which was purchased new. I have recently bought a ‘69 Chronostop and conducted a lot of research on here before purchase. Lots of helpful threads, thanks!

I’m finding the place very welcoming, informative and interesting. I feel it’s going to be a slippery slope! (actually, it is, because I have just bought a second chronostop!)

Cheers, Paul.
 
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Hi my name is Stephen I'm new to this forum but have been obsessed with watches from a very young age
I'm a Health and Safety professional in the oil industry
My watches are :
Rolex Air King 1997
Zenith Defy Automatic 70's
Omega Seamaster 166.0213
Seiko analogue & digital dial 70's
Keep safe and well all
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e.chronium
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Hi, my name is Eivind and I'm a freshly educated watchmaker from Norway.Because of corona ive been left without a job for the last 4 our so months and came to the conclusion that if I can't work with watches at the moment then at least I can talk about them and keep active within the trade to a certain degree.
 
Goose 104
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Hi all

It is a pleasure to join this forum. I am from the UK and been collecting watches seriously for just a couple of years - mainly Tudor and Rolex. I have yet to dive fully into the world of Omega so I have come here to learn and contribute when I can. I love photography and I'm hoping to start my own website/watch review site soon.

Cheers,
Goose
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Hi I'm happy to be joining this forum due to purchasing my first Omega in about a decade. Despite all the controversy, I've added a Speedy Reduced 3539.50 to my collection. I want to thank long term members and all contributors for your help while I was doing research. And your assistance going forward after I ignored most advice on this purchase 😁

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DCI Morse
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Hello everyone, from the UK and this my first post and here is my new Omega Speedmaster 1957 Trilogy on my 6” wrist:

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This Speedmaster is so great, I love it. It feels really special like a pristine vintage watch.

I also have a Tudor Pelagos Blue which I got for a milestone birthday a couple of years ago which has seen a lot of hard use at work. Thinking of getting an Explorer 39mm or Reverso Classic Medium next.

Cheers everyone!
 
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DCI Morse DCI Morse
Hello everyone, from the UK and this my first post and here is my new Omega Speedmaster 1957 Trilogy on my 6” wrist:

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This Speedmaster is so great, I love it. It feels really special like a pristine vintage watch.

I also have a Tudor Pelagos Blue which I got for a milestone birthday a couple of years ago which has seen a lot of hard use at work. Thinking of getting an Explorer 39mm or Reverso Classic Medium next.

Cheers everyone!
Welcome to the forum, nice watch and great avatar. One of the UK’s most treasured actors, and still sorely missed IMO
 
Sam_C
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Hey all,

I saw new people were doing this and I figured I might as well too. I’m Sam and Ive already made a post about my first Omega and big addition to my watch collection here and everyone has been helpful and inviting. I’m looking forward to learning more and being around a good community.
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My ‘69 Constellation btw.

Cheers,
Sam
 
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hi everyone,
im new to the watch scene. my first purchase was a Fat arrow followed with a Heuer Monaco (modern) im still looking for the right vintage monaco.
 
Passover
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hi everyone,
im new to the watch scene. my first purchase was a Fat arrow followed with a Heuer Monaco (modern) im still looking for the right vintage monaco.

Hi and welcome here 😀

Don't forget to set an avatar... 😉
 
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