I'll start with these three:
1. Speedmaster 2915 with original hands and bezel.
2. Square Dial Cosmic Moonphase with original dial (prefer rose gold case with black dial)
3. Cal. 33.3 chronograph with original, unblemished dial in a screwback steel case.
There are lots of others but these are the top 3.

 

Anything with Chronometre...

 

Hold trinity would be nice, CK2913, CK2914, CK2915 all mint as a set, but that CK2915 is going to be very hard, in addition to that 18K RG Constellation Grand Lux hooded on full brick bracelet would be terrific, on the cheaper end a Scarab with a nice dial and sharp lugs

 

That '67 is a bit like the 993 Porsche, in that it will always be the final and most loved of the Cal 321 while the 993 is the final and most loved of the air cooled 911's. Its a great piece, I have my eye on one just need to figure out how to pay for it lol

 

If I want to be realistic:

1. Seamaster Chronometer, cal. 564 or 751;

2. Round dialled Cosmic moonphase in decent shape; and

3. Seamaster Chronometre, cal 35X or 50X.

To be fair, I haven't been looking very hard as I know none of these are great rarities and there are nice examples out there.

Take care,
gatorcpa

 

Those watches are not difficult to find but are not easy to find in nice shape and even much harder to find in nice original shape at a reasonable price! I would say the TDMP is the toughest to find in good condition - perhaps 1-3 in all different metals will come up for sale in nice shape per year.

 

Do the square case cosmic TDMP watches exist? Thought these only came in gold cases? If one shows up looking legit in a steel case would probably want paperwork from omega certifying the moonphase movement came in that steel case.

 

The scarab watches are great favorites of mine. And in really nice shape they are just fabulous.

 

Which is exactly why I haven't been looking that hard. Prices have escalated greatly for any Omega in good condition over the last 5 years. I've gotten lucky on a couple of occasions, but after finding my Constellation ref.167.005 at a steal of a price 18 months ago, no Omegas have caught my eye.

Take care,
gatorcpa

 

I'm not searching at all, I know right where to find mine.

The only problem is Mike doesn't want to sell'em.

 

A hitman can't cost more than $10k in NJ, hell you probably have a cousin... we could pass the hat around and cut his wife in