Clueless_Collector
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Bond on Carmel…
Or Bond on a Tan.
This Omega Spectre comes originally with black/grey NATO and bracelet.
I’m typically a very conservative person and almost never like to change the looks of watches as they released. One main reason is the fear of scratching lugs. Also for my preference, I’m not used to lighter color straps matching to darker dial watches.
However, now I’m quite please with this new look.
I think this solves craving for new incoming and makes it a new watch, or maybe it is good to step out of my comfort zone once a while.
Bond on Carmel…
Or Bond on a Tan. This Omega Spectre comes originally with black/grey NATO and bracelet. I’m typically a very conservative person and almost never like to change the looks of watches as they released. One main reason is the fear of scratching lugs. Also f...
Speaking from our Vintage expert...Thanks for the encouragement...
How come I feel like the 2nd photo is a copy from Volker's style P
Ah ha! METAS...absolutely spot on in terms of accuracy...I was searching for "meta"
My other Bond NTTD version is just so accurate that I fear people will take for granted. Thanks myles721.
A recent outing with my Rail . . .
. . . had it crossing the +/- 0 line at five days. This for a five year old watch. Not bad! ...
I’m with you on lighter colored straps. It looks good definitely and adds a nice pop but somehow i gravitate towards darker colored straps..
On my panerai, for example, i love the contrast of the typical brown strap or sand colored canvas strap but somehow wear it on the dark gray/green strap more frequently. But, yeah, nice change of pace for your spectre
Maybe tan/brown on Panerai is too common hence you prefer a different look…
In terms of clothings, I’m also tend towards darker shoes, then pants then shirts so I don’t feel too heavy 😅