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SouthernScot
·My ‘Ed White’ coming up to 50 years of ownership.
Which vintage Omega are you wearing today?
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Shabbaz
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François Pépin
·Usually, I do not play this game, but for this watch I will:
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Moadib
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Castle4444
·My newly acquired 1960 Seamaster 300 2913-8
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fjf
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lando
·Bumper. Fresh from the watchmaker.
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palkastu
·Im wearing this beauty today. The best 120 dollars Ive ever spent 😀
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Fugukraken
·'Ya gotta take it to a competent and trusted watch smith to open the case. Get him to record every data string he can find and take tons of photos of the caliber and caseback. My guy charges me $15, so it ain't free but if you don't know if its been serviced or not, now would be a good time. A good service runs $175 to $200 (in my locale which is greater Los Angeles)
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mikechi22
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ahsposo
··Most fun screen name at ΩFA picture I didn't post in the WRUW thread of my 168.038 Geneve Admiralty:
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Lowflight
·Hopefully a 145.022 just as soon as I hit 100 posts and can create a WTB
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casavova007
·It’s the only one I own and it’s become my daily wearer. I love it oh so much!
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casavova007
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dlack
·Cal. 321 - Ref. 145.012-67
