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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFOriginal box even? Very nice.
What are the ultimate Ωmega collectors watches?
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wallstdude
·hi guys. i desperately need help here. I saw this omega watch attached first pic which is very unclear, im sorry. can you help me identify it? the closest i can find is the contenary jubilee as shown second pic.. the 3rd one is one posted on ebay which looks very similar( anyone knows the values?)
TIA!
TIA!
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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFYou might want to post it in a separate thread under the vintage topic, you'll get more people seeing it then.
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··Ash @ ΩFThis old tourbillon probably needs to be added to the list for certain...
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·Few more that might belong here...
of course, everyone should have a flown speed master in their collection:
the very first alaska project with entirely Ti case:
not quite as rare as the others, but still rare, a 2887-2 SC
of course, everyone should have a flown speed master in their collection:
the very first alaska project with entirely Ti case:
not quite as rare as the others, but still rare, a 2887-2 SC
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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFFew more that might belong here...
of course, everyone should have a flown speed master in their collection:
the very first alaska project with entirely Ti case:
not quite as rare as the others, but still rare, a 2887-2 SC
I hadn't realised the original Alaska Project used Titanium, or a Flightmaster style 70s case either for that matter but I guess it makes sense for the era. As for the ploprof, I don't know of any 600s floating around, but I do know of someone that daily wears a Ploprof 1000 (not 1200) and has no clue people still want them. Definitely on the list... once I finish servicing and restoring the ones I already have
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