Dr No

. . . by an Omega specialist watchmaker, and I miss them both. [ Ca '46 Ω ref 2365] Just found this pic in my files, and thought to share it with our community. Handsome devil, he is ;-) . . .

. . . and shows little sign of changing, might as well call it early and stick with the incumbent. ;-) However, I will occasionally use this photo . . . . . . as a valediction. If you see it at the en

. . . or should I . . . . . . go?" Not me, of course - I'm staying put. It's my avatar in question. I've been Dr No since forever. (Actually, November '04, but who's keeping tabs?) At the time, it was

. . . for a change." [ ca '46 ref 2366 / cal 30T2rg] "What change?", you may ask. A period-correct 16 mm steel buckle signed 'Omega' on the back . . . . . . fitted to a simple black lizard strap. Art

. . . now listed (without details) on their website? Art

. . . photographed earlier this afternoon, courtesy the Beverly Center boutique in Los Angeles. Seamaster Diver 300M Sedna gold chronograph on a rubber strap. Obviously, no one's going to go diving wi

. . . and Flightmasters." Sometimes, the best-laid plans go awry. Earlier this year, news of a spectacular 910 Flightmaster in Germany came my way. I have a 910 sourced from the original owner . . . [

. . . who've just reached 7K and 1K respectively, and they both reside in Portland, Oregon - congrats, gents! [Raymond's Alaska Project] If you guys decide to host a community g-t-g, let me know . . .

. . . finally comes together? Those who follow this forum will recall threads posted by Subexplorer and yours truly on this remarkable ref 2494. One of the earliest produced, with a very low movement

. . . from a moderator. It is never acceptable to post a watch in a discussion forum, then shortly afterwards in Collectors Market. Our discussion forums are meant to facilitate conversation, not to p

. . . so please join me in congratulating Moritz on the achievement, not to mention at least a decade of good fellowship. You say pota-to . . .

. . . to his fortieth Stones concert . . . [on stage in Santa Clara, Aug 18th] . . . two days from now at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena? It will be an Omega from my collection. That's your only clue. Whoe

. . . deserves another." Last year, yours truly found a spectacular Omega chronometer on eBay. Unfortunately, it was located in Argentina, where packages are known to disappear without a trace. Abel d

. . . with his 14K breakthrough. [Padj left, Damjan center, yours truly right] Prost , Michael!

. . . for the latest addition . . . . . . to my Omega collection. Finally on my wrist after two months at my watchmaker's shop. To date, the only one exactly like it seen anywhere . . .

. . . is upon us. Everyone, get . . . Tempting fate? . . . ready for the final . . . Is Europe in France? . . . countdown. [photo credit: Damjan] Art

. . . electing to wear the Ω UK 2292 . . . . . . here in the USA. (I'm not sure what the 'UK' designation stands for; it could be 'United Kingdom', but more likely 'alloy case'. If anyone knows, pleas

. . . Erich's Omega chronometer tome. Haven't been able to delve into it yet, but will soon. A shout-out to Erich not only for compiling this reference work, which every Omega fan should own, but for

. . . to the paradise garden." [ Chez No's backyard, last night] Been laid up for the better part of the week with gout, and recuperating at my parent's place since. (It's a single-story house, among

. . . for me.' [Big Rock, Malibu last night] ;-) . . .