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DrSpock
·maybe this vintage seamaster could be something for you ?
It’s a 166.062 Seamaster , from the late 60s with a 565 movement
this one gets the most wristtime
It’s a 166.062 Seamaster , from the late 60s with a 565 movement
this one gets the most wristtime
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bsowers34
·Nice one.
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gbesq
·You definitely need a dress watch. If you want to stick with Omega and go new, a DeVille Prestige would be a good choice. If vintage, as I noted previously, you can't go wrong with a Constellation, but shop carefully and with advice from the forum because it's a minefield out there. Here are closer photos of a few of mine.
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bsowers34
·I have my 87 Connie. And at these price points they all become dress watches, don't they?
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Watch my Whisky
·Time to get a PATEK PHILIPPE NAUTILUS
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bsowers34
·I just bought a No Time To Die, bracelet version.
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