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Al22
·They are looking great
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesLoving the no-date look of that one.
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Speedmaster411
·Very interesting, thank you.
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McKnife
·Is it me or the watch case and bracelet are fully brushed?
Which would be normal for a watch worn by covert operatives or secret service agents...
Which would be normal for a watch worn by covert operatives or secret service agents...
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OneTwo
·Loving the no-date look of that one.
Is it me or the watch case and bracelet are fully brushed?
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McBeardy
·Think a few years back. The part number was available (maybe pre NTTD Bond Watch). Search Swedish Military Seamaster. It looked as though you could purchase it.
Alas you cannot, shame looks awesome & almost pip the green one for me.
Alas you cannot, shame looks awesome & almost pip the green one for me.
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YY77
·The part number was available (maybe pre NTTD Bond Watch).
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McBeardy
·Swiss one is 210.30.42.20.01.003
they are the same aren’t they? Apart from caseback insignia?
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BlackTalon
··This Space for Rentthe photos are not showing up for me...
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Tekashi_145.022
·I highly recommend the WoE Instagram. It is such a distinctive and refreshing way of covering watches compared to other mainstream outlets, and harkens back to the more substantive reasons that make the hobby is interesting (not AD wait games, value retention, etc.…). Whoever is running it is doing a bang-up job.
As much as I’d like to own one, too, it is very cool to see a watch that can only be earned - not bought.
And major points to Omega for not making a big deal out of these commissions… whereas some other watch brands (JLC, Panerai, and more) pay to license these units’ names, it’s a bit telling to see things the other way around.
Think a few years back. The part number was available (maybe pre NTTD Bond Watch). Search Swedish Military Seamaster. It looked as though you could purchase it.
Alas you cannot, shame looks awesome & almost pip the green one for me.
As much as I’d like to own one, too, it is very cool to see a watch that can only be earned - not bought.
And major points to Omega for not making a big deal out of these commissions… whereas some other watch brands (JLC, Panerai, and more) pay to license these units’ names, it’s a bit telling to see things the other way around.
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaInteresting, I was discussing this (military restricted editions) recently with another member.
Ended up here, which is also very informative, unfortunately posted for the wrong reason though.
https://www.instagram.com/watchesofespionage/p/ClbTCbFLL31/?img_index=1
Ended up here, which is also very informative, unfortunately posted for the wrong reason though.
https://www.instagram.com/watchesofespionage/p/ClbTCbFLL31/?img_index=1
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Brett2444
·I was surprised to learn about the no-date variant of the Seamaster. I like how it combines the NTTD, which is currently my favorite watch, with the classic Seamaster design. I'm sure that all the people on mwrforum.net are excited about this.
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