Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Spotted while shooting 3-ball at Maggie's yesterday . . .
. . . a ca '67/'68 ref 145.012 . . .
. . . on a later 1479 bracelet.
"Lucky guy", says me.
"Paid $200 for it at a charity auction a while back."
And I thought my locally sourced '56 SM Calendar . . .
. . . was a bargain.
[photo credits: Chef Jeff]
Available on the marketplace
Vintage
Uncover the true history of the Omega Speedmaster and its NASA connection. KIH's article features Omega Museum Manager Petros Protopapas, challenging common myths.
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Reference Guide
Explore why Subexplorer chose the Hesalite Omega Moonwatch (Ref. 310.30.42.50.01.001) over the sapphire sandwich. In-depth comparison, movement insights, and community discussion on the new bracelet and winding feel.
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Collection
Explore HSTE's incredible Omega Speedmaster collection, featuring rare references like the 2915-1, 'Meister,' and 'Pulsations.' A must-read for collectors.
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Vintage
Explore the Omega Speedmaster's 'Dot Over Ninety' (DON) bezel: its historical significance, impact on vintage watch value, and return in special editions.
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Reference Guide
Is the Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch the most iconic chronograph? ZoneTecnico explores its NASA legacy, Apollo 13 role, and the Silver Snoopy edition.
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Vintage
Subexplorer showcases his Omega Speedmaster Ref. 105.012-65 from 1966. Discover collector insights on its vintage features, historical significance, and enduring appeal.
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Spotted while shooting 3-ball at Maggie's yesterday . . .
. . . a ca '67/'68 ref 145.012 . . . . . . on a later 1479 bracelet. "Lucky guy", says me. "Paid $200 for it at a charity auction a while back." And I thought my locally sourced '56 SM Calendar . . . . . . was a bargain. [photo credits: Chef Jeff] ...
