Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Sunday twilight . . .
. . . Omega delight.
On my wrist yesterday and today, this ca '55 Dennison Omega . . . last of the bumper crop (pun intended).
Art
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Sunday twilight . . .
. . . Omega delight. On my wrist yesterday and today, this ca '55 Dennison Omega . . . last of the bumper crop (pun intended). Art ...
That's the reaction it draws . . .
. . . from just about everyone; the execution of case, dial, and hands works uncommonly well for most. Thanks, Brandon! Art
The dial outer rim color was it reflection or just natural patina?
Seems like crystallized dial...what’s the diameter? Nice sample you have there. Rgds Raymond
Reflection, Raymond - the dial's slightly domed . . .
. . . and the rim can appear darker than, or identical to, the central section, depending on the angle it's held to light. I believe it's 34 mm in diameter, but will check with my watchmaker's calipers next time I'm there to confirm. Best, Art
