You may get a very similar one from here: https://www.cousinsuk.com/category/lizard - especially the "Handmade" selection looks close; here is one of mine (burgundy), quite close to that color/shine/padding if you ask me:
Yes, that's the one - same inside writing. They have different styles, yours is probably from their Omega style collection (https://www.cousinsuk.com/product/premier-lizard-genuine-padded-omega-style). Here is a 19mm example on my now-sold '69 C-case Connie.
LOL...well...OK...but what I did do at the store was quite fun and legal [as well as somewhat annoying to the manager since it was VD and the store was somewhat busy]. That bag [it's a certified Delta Air Lines pilot man bag] on the roof of my P71 holds my wallet as well as some watch tools [Omega branded spring bar tool and Omega branded loupe from my Speedy Gonzales presentation box set] that I utilized to change the Hamilton buckle that I was picking up. I wanted to make sure the new Hamilton buckle fit on the new Hamilton strap of my late father-in-law's Hamilton auto...so I did the install right there at the store. It was fun...I was going to get pics but the manager seemed like he wanted me gone...since I was taking up counter space with all my stuff.
I really got the hots for this one...I love everything about it. I wonder if it's worth sacrificing a vintage piece for one?
It seems you have a bottomless well of very tastefully chosen vintage watches...Simply astounding selection!
Now that's just lovely... Probably the one Rolex that could get me to convert to the dark side. Luckily, it is way too expensive for that ever being an option
I'm fairly confident that the MD-88's nickname of "Mad Dog" is derived from MD 20 20...no joke..."eighty-eight"..."twenty twenty". Also, I've heard the MD-11 aircraft called the "Mighty Dog" as well as the B-717 (MD-95) aircraft called the "Mini Dog". Weird thing is...I've never heard an MD-80 aircraft called a "Mad Dog"...only "Super 80".