Yup, that's definitely a choice

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From today's Omega marketing email:
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A good looking watch, despite my first glance thinking it was being worn upside down on the right arm (the outside of the cuff link gave it away)
 
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The picture is inverted.
 
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Looks a lot better without the gold on the bezel like many of the modern constellations.
 
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I still cant get past the bezel on these, but the rest is very well done.

taking another look at it, if they just removed the Roman numerals but kept the overall shape of the bezel, I might consider one.
 
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I don't like the integrated bracelet on these. If they fixed that and the bezel I might be a player on one of these
 
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I thought 4 in Roman numerals was IV and not IIII as displayed on this bezel. 😕
 
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The Connies from the 50s and early 60s have so much more elegance than those... My honest opinion 🤔
 
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I thought 4 in Roman numerals was IV and not IIII as displayed on this bezel. 😕
This Omega is from the late 40’s

Both these pocket watch dials (Rockford and Elgin)are pre 1930 I believe and have IIII instead of IV.
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