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Oh yes. A visit at the Omega Museum will confirm that. Even if the place dedicated to the Speedmaster is a bit too much for me. [nt]
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Omega Plo Prof Janus 2.
Huge, big, bold, strong, curious... The only thing I would have preferred is an automatic movement... Best, Nicolas ...
Neither have I.
What a brilliant piece of Omega. Does it have a Quartz movement? edit: sure it has, George..! Just look on the dial: Megaquartz. Thanks for showing, Nicolas
Awesome! The Omega logo on a red background reminds me of the megaquartz marine chronos and constellation pieces.
I guess the movement is the common thread here? THank you for sharing!
Gonna be interesting to see if that 1969 moon story
Does appeal to younger generations (born in the 2000s) as well. Whats your guess?
I’m always glad when you remind me of this piece
I don’t own a quartz, but I could definitely make an exception for this.
There are at least a few in the wild, if memory serves correct. Bill Sohne wrote about this . . .
. . . rara avis many years ago on our forum. Not many appreciate the scarcity of the Seamaster 1000 ref 166.093. Purportedly fewer than five hundred made over a production run spanning a few years. Art
