Might just be the lighting/crystal distortion/my deteriorating vision but it seems as though there is some dirt/patina on the outer rim/edge of the dial.
The case is very sharp.
Sorry, this will come off a little sexist, but I am working on a theory about watch collectors being "dial-men" or "case-men" ... in the same way that different men are drawn to different parts of the female anatomy.
For this Constellation, the first thing I noticed was the case, and @ulackfocus apparently focused in on the dial.
Sorry, this will come off as a bit sexist, but the women collectors can just translate it into the appropriate perspective. I am working on a theory about watch collectors being "dial-men" or "case-men" ... in the same way that different men are drawn to different parts of the female anatomy.
For this Constellation, the first thing I noticed was the case, and @ulackfocus apparently focused in on the dial.
Sorry, this will come off as a bit sexist, but the women collectors can just translate it into the appropriate perspective. I am working on a theory about watch collectors being "dial-men" or "case-men" ... in the same way that different men are drawn to different parts of the female anatomy.
For this Constellation, the first thing I noticed was the case, and @ulackfocus apparently focused in on the dial.
Sorry, this will come off as a bit sexist, but the women collectors can just translate it into the appropriate perspective. I am working on a theory about watch collectors being "dial-men" or "case-men" ... in the same way that different men are drawn to different parts of the female anatomy.
For this Constellation, the first thing I noticed was the case, and @ulackfocus apparently focused in on the dial.
I suppose that also means that men who care about the movement (what's inside) are super rare 😗
@dsio @Trev: What's the problem with loading photos? I can't add them from my computer nor from Imgur.
I just noticed J / @styggpyggeno1 had issues on his post in the "Omega at play" thread too.
