Probably a Tropical 2998 with a Lollipop hand. I’ve been lucky enough to see a few and they’ve been absolutely stunning in person.

 

Omega 2872 is gorgeous!
The photo of @dsio's sample is the best I've seen.

 

Such a beautiful watch, the Constellation variant is out of this world too, have you ever handled either one? Me of course not, the closest I've been was whilst visiting the Omega museum where they had a number of cloisonne enamel pieces on display, although unfortunately neither a Seamaster nor Constellation. The ones I did see were gorgeous behind glass, I can only imagine how they must look and feel when on the wrist.

@watchyouwant is this one your ex? Also from my Bienne visit...

 

Speedmaster 2915-1.. Thank you very much!

 

i think that particular beauty has found a new home, not only in the Northern hemisphere but also north of Hadrian’s Wall.
so hopefully, after all this virus madness is over, we can put my near twin and that one together at a GTG.

 

CK2998-1 since it is the real FOIS!

Since I have zero chance of owning one, I will borrow a picture from speedmaster101

 

There is only one Omega grail, the Centenary, the rest of you are just wrong.

 

......

 

2998-3

 

Oh yes....

 

Aha, I thought I recognised that one in a recent WRUW!

 

Thank you! Your's looks better by far. Now I have an authentic photo to compare with in the future.

 

An Omega seamaster 300 ref CK 2913-3 lollipop.


Photo credits : www.watchpool24.com

 

Still learning here. What gives it away? The lack of a “T” with Swiss Made. Unswollen tritium lume?

 

This for me

 

105.012 probably. Or maybe 165.024

 

This is what pilot cases are all about. The bee's knees.

 

My pilot cases to date. Just need the 166.091 to complete. A bugger to find one is unmolested condition though. Being in Singapore is not helping any.

 

I'd be interested in some type of pre-1980's seamaster, but nothing specific, I'd know it when I see it..