What a clean example. Dreaming.

 

Feel like I should post my 168.005 aswell

 

Very impressive . I hear the decagonal crown is a bit of a pain but the pay off is that it looks great.

 

Yes, from a functional aspect its garbage. But it sure looks slick!

I rarely never have the right date due to the crown, but it has nice Quick set though

 

I did score some decent finds from auctions with low-res photos, but this time I missed. However, a good friend made a bid, so now, everyone's happy

 

When you have nothing to do during this period so ..

 

Black and White:

 

Two Connies in my collection: 2700 and 168.029 .

 

Uncommon fumé dial, ref. 168.017, cal. 564 from 1968

 

Enjoying yesterday's sun with these two: my latest addition, a 14381 which is just back from service and a lovely 2852 which I've had for year or two now.

Edit: a better picture

 

Glossy black constellations are beautiful, congrats!

 

168.005 today, you will probably never get bored of all those sharp edges and angles

 

Late afternoon sun with a we dram and a few jumbos.

 

my 14381/82 in 14k gold.
Keeps incredible time however, the movement is a bit dirty and could use a service.
(and a new crystal)

 

Sweet Connie tho !

 

I have a scallop crown on my Seamaster de Ville

Those arrowheads are superb.

 

Hey guys, first post here. Here is my first Omega ever, ref.2943 with cal. 504, pie pan dial with arrowhead markers.

Best regards

 

A very good start!