My first grail was the Bullhead, the second one was the Darth Vader and I have it, now the next grail will be the Speedmaster grail day and date , one day they will land .

 

My grail would be the omega deville chronograph 145.018 black dial coloured subdials. Still looking stunner. .
Ern.

 

Apparently white gold deluxe constellations exist, but they are even more expensive than the white gold Constellation you posted.

 

Do you have any photos to share?

 

http://omega-constellation-collecto...re-special-order-omega-constellation.html?m=1

 

A special order so probably just the one in existence very rare, but how does one know that the dial is made of solid white gold?

Anyways I like the earlier Constellations better so even if this is rarer I still would have preferred to own any of the two I listed above

 

There is so little information out there on white gold and Platinum Omegas, partly because they are so rare I guess. Tbh, I like the white gold semi waffle dial you posted more as well!

 

A flightmaster.

 

Do you mean this one?

https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-5731333

 

This in 18k with a white or cream dial.

Should be able to buy it in a year, if I can find one that hasn't been over polished.

 

My Dad's 145-012-67 SP with the red dial.....

 

I’d still like a Vintage SM 300 but that ship I think has sailed.

 

Easily a Military Issue Seamaster 300. Photo borrowed from C24.

 

Really impressive collection. I see you have two Mark IIIs pictured - wasn’t aware they are considered pilot watches. Will have to look into it further or is there a link you can provide?

 

My birthyear watch, ref 14381-61-SC. A well executed redialed with wrong crown one but it is sort of dream comes true

 

Dibs

 

Omega Marine (Hooded Lugs)
CK679 1st gen, with original clasp

( Pics lifted from https://thewatchforum.co.uk/index.php?/topic/147316-omega-marine-the-first-true-diving-watch/ )

 

Cliché?

 

Weirdly enough, it's a 105.012. I have a 145.022, but the 105.012 was what got me into watches because that's the one that Armstrong actually took to the moon. Plus, it's a 321. Unfortunately, as I've grown wealthier over the years, the watch has gotten more expensive as well.