Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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At Bikini during . . .
. . . America's H-bomb tests? Wow! That's impressive.
My paternal Grandfather . . .
[Grandfather Artin is in the top left photo]
. . . saw T E Lawrence in Jerusalem in 1918. I've wondered if Lawrence was wearing his Omega chronograph that day.
What a thrill it would be to own a piece of history that may have a family connection, however tenuous.
Art
TGIF - what’s the watch you’re wearing today?
Another extremely hectic week about to come to an end for me. So I decided on something vintage and serene. With some Gerald Genta thrown in - i.e. the Universal Geneve White Shadow Ultra Slim. What are you wearing today? Have a great weekend! ...
Same as last week...
But I didn't wear it for almost 6 months, so, it was time! And it is such a pleasure! Best, Nicolas ...
Thanks Massi!
Not the Polerouter series. It does have the 2-66 Microtor movement, though - which has subsequently been used by some other brands like Chopard
They have had a relaunch some years ago but it seems to have petered out...
So my guess is that it’s currently dormant.
Lovely UG there!!
The fume from the smoke today - recently back from the Spa and catching up on some WT And hopefully a G&T awaits back in Scotland this eve. Have a relaxing weekend, my friend! Best, Giles ...
Long time no hear, Giles...
Hope you’re keeping well Wishing you a good journey home and hope the fume Gyromatic got a G&T companion after all
Very nice UG!
I'm still on usual suspects This has been on all morning Along with my daily wearer. Though migrating to this for the afternoon Resorted to an old shot as light didn't want to cooperate! HAGWE Cheers JML ...
Hectic here too, K . . .
. . . all sortsa stuff goin' on, including a fresh pair . . . . . . of Continental DWS tires for my Honda Civic. Good road handling manners, impressive longevity; the pair that was replaced had 65000 miles on 'em and still had plenty of tread life left. C...
Still have to find a Geiger counter . . .
. . . to validate the dial, Nicolas . . . this one has me stumped. Can't find another quite like it . . .
Oh, I've no idea if it's an original dial or not . . .
. . . but if you've got a Geiger counter, I'll bring the watch to Paris where everyone can examine it before testing. And we'll take bets, just like . . . . . . Cool Hand Luke. Who knows? Maybe we'll make enough to pay for a round of tequila shots!
. . . also, Don Mamadu . . .
. . . not to mention other aliases. Perhaps you could persuade Darko to attend our sit-down ;-) . . .
At Bikini during . . .
. . . America's H-bomb tests? Wow! That's impressive. My paternal Grandfather . . . [Grandfather Artin is in the top left photo] . . . saw T E Lawrence in Jerusalem in 1918. I've wondered if Lawrence was wearing his Omega chronograph that day. What a thri...
For me it was a Zenith.
I lost a bunch of weight this year and needed to adjust bracelets, so didn’t wear this for some months. I found I missed it. It’s conservative, but with a lot of presence with its glossy black dial. HAGWE, —Rick ...