which omega you would never remove from the collection.

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Martin_J_N

·Jul 8, 2020

Neither of my two Omega's are going to be sold, I like both my Seamaster and Speedmaster and have no plans to let them go.

In all honesty my watch buys are careful purchases with an aim of keeping for the long term and passing on to my kids in due course.

 

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Pgomeg

·Jul 8, 2020

è importante mantenerli come nuovi, mi dispiace tanto rimuoverne uno. sai quando li guardi, i miei sono simili. Mi scusi per tutti i problemi che ho creato. Mi dispiace.

 

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Pgomeg

·Jul 8, 2020

Il mio primo omega era il quantum di comprato a Melbourne, secondo Omega ma solo un braccialetto alle Hawaii. poi ho completato la mia omega in Giappone. e ora sono pieno. Vendo il quantum e rimango con un breitling e il mio omega. e sai quali sono i ricordi più belli questi. e poi sai che devo solo cancellare l'iscrizione ai forum e non so come farlo, se qualcuno sa che può farlo per me.

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ChiefMark

·Jul 8, 2020

I read the question as "which Omega" meaning singular, so I had to pick one... if it's plural, I wouldn't part with any of my Omega watches.

 

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Martin_J_N

·Jul 8, 2020

C ChiefMark

I read the question as "which Omega" meaning singular, so I had to pick one... if it's plural, I wouldn't part with any of my Omega watches.

+1 you read the question exactly the same as I did, my Omega's are going nowhere.

 

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Pgomeg

·Jul 9, 2020

[QUOTE = "Martin_J_N, post: 1545671, membro: 55769"] + 1 hai letto la domanda esattamente come ho fatto io, i miei Omega non vanno da nessuna parte. [/ QUOTE]
Ok,right degrees friends.

 

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guwipa

·Jul 9, 2020

I would say this one here

It's my very first Omega and a very early Version of the De Ville Coax, still with the 2500b movement in it.

My travelling watch and I love it
😀😀

 

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ollipekka

·Jul 9, 2020

It was 2254.50, until I got my hands on the 2201.50. A day later the decision to sell the 2254.50 was made. Now it is 2201.50.

 

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killer67

·Jul 9, 2020

guwipa

I would say this one here

It's my very first Omega and a very early Version of the De Ville Coax, still with the 2500b movement in it.

My travelling watch and I love it
😀😀

nice DV coax and cuff links that match the dial 👍

 

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toolr

·Jul 9, 2020

This one. To me it's the most versatile Seamaster made with true GMT function, 300m water resistance, no HEV and perfect fit.

 

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SkunkPrince

·Jul 9, 2020

guwipa

I would say this one here

It's my very first Omega and a very early Version of the De Ville Coax, still with the 2500b movement in it.

My travelling watch and I love it
😀😀

I absolutely had to have that one... bought it, sent it to Omega for service, sent it back because they messed it up, bought the bracelet... and did not like it on the wrist.

Fortunately my watchmaker liked it and bought it from me.

An expensive lesson. What you like in pictures isn’t always what you will like in person.

 

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guwipa

·Jul 9, 2020

Hi SP,

I couldn't agree more on what you've said and I experienced this quite too often - last time with a FM 145.036 which I urgently needed to own ans now sits in the box - unworn 🙄

But for the DV coax it worked for me and still does when I'm travelling in business. Great dresswatch imho

Cheers,

Winny

 

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Jimbo555

·Jul 9, 2020

Got to be my Seamaster 300m that marks an academic milestone and my honeymoon Moonwatch that I picked up in Skinjuku, Tokyo last year.

 

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Canuck

·Jul 9, 2020

This one,

Also, this one, mostly because it was a gift from Mrs. C., 30 years ago.

 

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Alpha

·Jul 9, 2020·Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega Collector

 

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Denarius

·Jul 9, 2020

105.003-64 EW

Absolutely love this watch and never thought I would own one, something about pre moon straight lugs just feels so special..

 

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OllieOnTheRocks

·Jul 9, 2020

Probably my jumbo 38mm 30T2

 

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rob#1

·Jul 9, 2020

Seeing as this was a Xmas present from my wife there’s no way it’s going anywhere 😁

 

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SkunkPrince

·Jul 9, 2020

Actually, I am now planning on sending half of my accumulation to new homes, including three Omegas... a 2627 Seamster "date at six", a US Collection Seamaster calendar in a 2627-style case but date at 3, and a Geneve. What with the Railmaster LE, the WatchCo Seamaster 300, the Seamaster Professional 2254.50... the older, smaller watches just don't interest me much any more.

Definitely keeping the 1917 3/0s NN Omega, though, it's rare has heck!

 

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Pgomeg

·Jul 10, 2020

questo è il mio primo acquisto da tenere al sicuro, lo uso solo una volta all'anno, lo chiamerò il mio 791. la bellezza è soggettiva.