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I have added better pics...
Hi once more,
yesterday night it was already late and I took pics under artificial light which was no good idea.
So this morning I have tried to take better ones under daylight conditions.
Here are the results:
The upper side is very hard to present as the highly glossy surface creates multiple reflections.
The original strap is enhanced with a special tissue layer inside to make it last much longer and it is fastened with screws to the case.
The original buckle is chromed black.
kind regards
Erich
Did somebody say black???
Hello guys, could not resist to show you my black beauty... It is an example out of the Art Collection - NO! not Art´s collection I mean the Omega art collection which started 1986 and was continued until 1989 (AFAIK). It was released in 3 differen...
I have added better pics...
Hi once more, yesterday night it was already late and I took pics under artificial light which was no good idea. So this morning I have tried to take better ones under daylight conditions. Here are the results: The upper side is very hard to present as ...
i had one Erich, but i never really understood the concept
i had the midi with a different piece of artwork in the back. no pic sadly. i didnt really understand the concept as the best bit, as others have already said, is on the back. i dont think i ever wore mine and sold it very shortly after buying it. that in...
Fashion at that time...
Hi Graham, I think it may be understood considering the fashion at that time: simplicity, reduced style,... I have already pointed out that Movado created a similar watch called "museum" with a black dial and a gilt "full moon" at "12" - at t...
To add a bit to Erich's excellent post.....
As Erich mentioned in his post, the Omega Art Series was offered in (3) different sizes and with art inserts on the back by various artists. Erich showed the largest (maxi - 40mm) size in the Emilio Tadini 1987 version. Here is an example of the Max Bill ...
Many thanks, Greg, for the text and photos of . . .
. . . this less common Omega . . . cordially, Art
At least...
Hi Greg, at least one who shares my appreciation for this watch - thanks! But I think one has to see it in the flesh - a picture can´t capture it due to it´s high lustrous gloss of ceramic and sapphire. best erich