WRUW Today?

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Nice work…take the rest of the day off…with pay! 👍

Also…I see evidence of “The Bus”…

Yup… I’m a bus driver !!
 
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Fast becoming the regular evening attire,

 
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The cat ran off. Actually she is now sitting up on the organ bench while my friend is playing the instrument. Hard to get them both in the photograph using the laptop's front facing camera.

So the Santa Claus watch (made from random parts found on Christmas day) seems to be working today.
 
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D-Shape just after almost a year in the Omega Switzerland for service.

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Wow, that is a beautiful watch!

Thanks. It's just shy of 33mm, so a lot of people don't pay much mind to them, their loss.
 
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D-Shape just after almost a year in the Omega Switzerland for service.

Wow! Two years ago I went to the Omega offices in Mexico to have two of my watches (f300hz) serviced and they rejected me because they no longer repair these calibers, not even in Switzerland.
 
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Wow! Two years ago I went to the Omega offices in Mexico to have two of my watches (f300hz) serviced and they rejected me because they no longer repair these calibers, not even in Switzerland.
I went to the local Omega Boutique in Orlando and they shipped it to Switzerland. They told me it would take from 8 months to a year to get it serviced.
 
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Lying near-lifeless, utterly spent on top of hotel bed in second consecutive week of road-warrioring. Thinking wistfully of the good old COVID days when road-warrioring was prohibited 😵‍💫

 
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D-Shape just after almost a year in the Omega Switzerland for service.


Wow! I never heard of a D-shaped Constellation before and that's the first example I've ever seen.

Thought my eyes were playing tricks on me when I first cast my eyes on your photos.

Good ol' WRUW! Always an education.
 
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I went to the local Omega Boutique in Orlando and they shipped it to Switzerland. They told me it would take from 8 months to a year to get it serviced.



This is one of the letters they sent me, it basically says that they could not do anything to my watch because they no longer have the necessary spare parts.

I think you were lucky, hahaha enjoy it, they are incredible watches, congratulations!
 
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Just back home after a holiday break touring around the West Coast of the South Island of NZ.

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