delorean59
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Always liked them
After I bought my first Omega copy for $100, I always wanted the real thing. I realized soon after that various models of this product line were available over a 10 year stretch. I am however looking for the black face chronometer version as listed at the top of this topic. I purchased mine for the average price of a used one around $500-$600. You love them or you hate them!! These are unique in their own special way; what got me is the inlay and the thought of titanium which in the late 80s was pretty cool to have. The ladies version, never seen before.
Do you all like the 1982 Seamaster Titane series..and if so
why and why not? This watch, has the gold inserts cut into the titanium body..and some varuations had palladium instead of gold. Now, most were quartz. Some rare beasts, were automatic. They were launched in 1982, and were not well recieved, or at least, ...
I didn't like them at all
This is the 1988 Olympics edition which was a 1/100th of a second analog chronograph display combined with a incredible number of memories for lap time, etc. The design elements appeared in other places in Omega's product line, such as this German market ...
You can still find them on the big online auction site
Various models, mostly quartz, do pop up regularly. - SJX
I own one of them
I own one of the watch that you really interested in. It's a Omega Seamaster Titane Chronograph automatic. It was a gift from my late father which he bought during his trip to germany in 1993. I am thinking to sold it to someone who really appreciate the ...
how much you need ?
hello Dear im intrested in this nice Omega watch may i know how much you looking ?
I have got one ladywatch!
I have got a watch too your collection if interested! Give me a price and we can talk about it. Janne...