Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Congratulations, Snoopy! Is this your first Omega, and . . .
. . . was the entirely in-house movement a deciding factor for you? The 8500 / 8501 series of movements mark Omega's return to the ranks of manufacturers by anyone's definition of the term. I don't think anyone I know personally has an Hour Vision yet . . . I would like to see the 8500 fitted to other staples of Omega's line, like the Aqua Terra and the Railmaster (sans date module, of course) . . . cordially, Art
My new Omega Hour Vision
Snoopykkks Omega HourVision #1 Snoopykkks Omega HourVision #2 Bought it on the last day of Dec 31, 2007 from the Omega Boutique @ Raffles City Shopping Centre Singapore. Wore the watch from Mon-Fri, and left it on the desk from Fri night till next Mon mor...
Hour Vision Photo #3 (Back of watch)
Snoopykkks Omega Hour Vision #3 You can see the caliber 8500 from the back....
Congratulations, Snoopy! Is this your first Omega, and . . .
. . . was the entirely in-house movement a deciding factor for you? The 8500 / 8501 series of movements mark Omega's return to the ranks of manufacturers by anyone's definition of the term. I don't think anyone I know personally has an Hour Vision yet . ....
Congrats Patrick!
I like the Hour Vision too, especially the dark dial versions. It will be interesting to see what else Omega does with the Hour Vision line. - SJX