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Omega Collection: Deserving More Wrist Time

Larrykelley11 · 2025-11-07T23:34:29Z

Explore why the Omega NTTD deserves more wrist time. Collectors discuss its GADA versatility, bracelet clasp comfort, and iconic status as a successor to legendary dive watches.

By Larrykelley11 · Nov 7, 2025 · 21 replies

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Larrykelley11's post highlights a timepiece that, despite its significant appeal, might be overlooked in daily wear. This discussion delves into why the Omega NTTD deserves more wrist time, exploring its unique attributes and community perceptions. Collectors often grapple with which watches to prioritize, and this thread offers valuable insights into the enduring charm and practicality of a specific Omega reference.

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NTTD

Key Points from the Discussion

The Omega NTTD is considered a perfect 'Go Anywhere, Do Anything' (GADA) watch due to its versatile design and understated presence, making it suitable for various occasions while being less conspicuous for daily wear.
A key question for potential owners revolves around the daily wear comfort and functionality of the bracelet clasp, indicating a common practical concern for collectors considering this reference.
The Omega NTTD is lauded as one of the most 'BADASS' watches, capable of suiting any occasion, and is even considered a worthy successor to iconic references like the Rolex 6538.

The Discussion

Dr No

Nov 7, 2025

"So many watches, so . . .

. . . little time." Dr No's conundrum

Larrykelley11

Nov 7, 2025

That is a conundrum indeed!

Bill

Nov 7, 2025

Absolute beauty. Have a great weekend.

Larrykelley11

Nov 8, 2025

Thanks Bill! I hope yours is as well!

heljestrand

Nov 8, 2025

It’s a really nice one!

Binge wear it on weekends until 2026? That’s only about 14 times. It deserves it.

Larrykelley11

Nov 8, 2025

Now, there’s an idea!

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