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I love how that dial is aging! I wonder if there is some environmental factor , I should look at my dial closer up to see if it is behaving similarly.
Beautiful watch!
I have always loved these sector/scientific dials. Wouldn't it be great if they issued a two piece set one in 18k rose to go with the steel?! One of those watches where for every time you look at it for the time, there are nine others just to see it and s...
Thanks, i'll have a look!
Just googled it. Very lovely piece. 9k gold with bronze. I'll make my way over to the Omega Boutique today. Hopefully they have one in stock. Just bought a couple of pieces so I have to save up, but definitely a candidate.
There was also a rose gold with white enamel dial in 2022
Reference 522.52.39.21.04.001 Tried it on at the Omega boutique back then, regret not purchasing.
Just learned about that one when I went to the Omega Boutique
Gorgeous. None to be had at the moment. I used to collect early Rolexes (1920's - 30's) and loved the enamel dials. A scientific dial which is what that design was called then was the rarest.
Tuesday, Wednesday doesn’t matter, you are more than ready for it!
Looking great there.👍🏻
It should oxidise and …
Gain a slightly golden patina. The exact finish will be individual to each watch.
The process takes more than three to five years to start …
it will react with oxygen and sulphur in the atmosphere.
