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Brent7928

·Nov 7, 2013

wearing this today.

 

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X350 XJR

·Nov 7, 2013·Vintage Omega Aficionado

Back from the watchmaker, freshly serviced and a new stem.

 

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Alpenschneerot

·Nov 7, 2013

Automatic and Sports......a good combination.
So I wear the "Autosport" today😉

 

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MMMD

·Nov 7, 2013

Newly arrived Montre d'Aeronef Type 20.
As I feared, it wears a shade big.

 

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Dablitzer

·Nov 7, 2013

Landed safely in Genoa, warm enough to go without a jacket in the evenings!! only took one watch.. 😀

 

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Northernman

·Nov 7, 2013·Lemaniac

Ending the day with a freshly caught Omega Officer. Exactly 70 years since a Swedish guy with the name Torsten made his inscriptions to the case back.

 

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adam78

·Nov 7, 2013

Sure it's not supposed to be a desk clock or something?

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MMMD

Newly arrived Montre d'Aeronef Type 20.
As I feared, it wears a shade big.

 

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ulackfocus

·Nov 7, 2013

adam78

Sure it's not supposed to be a desk clock or something?

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It's the dashboard clock of a Halloweenmobile.

 

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MMMD

·Nov 7, 2013

adam78

Sure it's not supposed to be a desk clock or something?

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It's only 63mm... I think it will work with the right strap.

 

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styggpyggeno1

·Nov 7, 2013

D Dablitzer

Landed safely in Genoa, warm enough to go without a jacket in the evenings!! only took one watch.. 😀

Delivered from Sweden I presume? Wondered who swept it up for almost nothing. Had my eyes on it, but never got around asking the seller for better pictures. Never seen that colour dial before. Congrats!

 

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styggpyggeno1

·Nov 7, 2013

Inspired by the Blitzer I will use my sparkling but lowly 752 version the rest of the night. As punishment for not getting the rarer colour dial 751.... I am not bitter...
🫨 😀

 

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cicindela

·Nov 7, 2013·Steve @ ΩF

MMMD

Newly arrived Montre d'Aeronef Type 20.
As I feared, it wears a shade big.

I see what the problem is here. Alex should already have spotted this but, that's actually a dart board. 🙄

 

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MMMD

·Nov 7, 2013

Afternoon switch to something with lugs and a strap.

 

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rhetoric

·Nov 7, 2013

Dullish day yesterday so I changed to something a little brighter

 

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Gavin

·Nov 7, 2013

MMMD

It's only 63mm... I think it will work with the right strap.

Don't think any strap can hold that. You going to need duct tape.😁

 

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ulackfocus

·Nov 7, 2013

Gavin

Don't think any strap can hold that.

Double NATO all the way.

 

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rhetoric

·Nov 7, 2013

MMMD

Newly arrived Montre d'Aeronef Type 20.
As I feared, it wears a shade big.

Think I've got a spare pendulum for that somewhere.

 

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MMMD

·Nov 7, 2013

rhetoric

Think I've got a spare pendulum for that somewhere.

No pendulum required... now I just need to find the right airplane.

 

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JimInOz

·Nov 7, 2013·Melbourne Australia

Crappy iPhone pic of my Friday watch

 

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Northernman

·Nov 8, 2013·Lemaniac

Northernman

Ending the day with a freshly caught Omega Officer. Exactly 70 years since a Swedish guy with the name Torsten made his inscriptions to the case back.

Still on my wrist this morning. 31mm diameter is on the small side, and feels very uncommon when you are used to huge slabs of steel at +40mm, but it has great readability even for a man not longer in his youth.
70 years old, completely original/unrestored, and still ticking and looking good.... I am truly impressed with the build quality of these wartime Omegas (the mark at 8'o clock is a chip in the crystal, and not a spot on the dial)!