Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Never owned one, but comments from others who have . . .
. . . lead me to believe they're a hair-puller. Beautiful to behold, painful to wear.
This is the first production version of the Daniels Escapement
After the Limited Editions. They came in steel and red gold on leather or this bracelet. There were three versions, time and date, as seen here, a GMT and a power reserve. The former measuring 37.5mm, the latter two 38.7mm. This first Co-Axial movement wa...
Ah, so this was the first Omega to be powered by the 2500 co-axial. I've heard they can be tricky to service but the ones I've owned have been excellent. As has any watch
I've owned using the 2892-A2. Very cool bracelet too!
The Omega I used to like.
That bracelet is mind blowing! Then came cost cutting, the rest is history as they say… You have a beautiful piece.
The 'brick' bracelet that adorned first-generation co-axial DeVilles . . .
. . . made its initial appearance in the '50s . . . . . . on Constellations. Art ...
Omega should never abandon this design!
A piece of art! I can only imagine how comfortable it is to wear…!
Never owned one, but comments from others who have . . .
. . . lead me to believe they're a hair-puller. Beautiful to behold, painful to wear.
My wrist is not like a naked mole-rat...
Nevertheless, I have never experienced hair pulling
