Omega

Omega Plo Prof Janus 2.

By: amanico : February 5th, 2020-23:49

Huge, big, bold, strong, curious... The only thing I would have preferred is an automatic movement... Best, Nicolas ...

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Wow, what a PIECE!!

By: ronhan : February 5th, 2020-23:51

Never seen that before.

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A very rare bird. [nt]

By: amanico : February 6th, 2020-00:02

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Neither have I.

By: George Gently : February 6th, 2020-00:13

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

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:))) Yes, my friend. Alas. [nt]

By: amanico : February 6th, 2020-00:14

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Awesome! The Omega logo on a red background reminds me of the megaquartz marine chronos and constellation pieces.

By: Epilogue : February 6th, 2020-00:20

I guess the movement is the common thread here? THank you for sharing!

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Yes, most probably, my friend. [nt]

By: amanico : February 6th, 2020-00:21

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Wauw Never seen this one ! Excellent piece !

By: M@ster : February 6th, 2020-02:07

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Bracelet and bezel/case seem to be made of different metals!

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I am pretty sure the bracelet is in steel. As for the case, I don't know. I would bet on steel. [nt]

By: amanico : February 8th, 2020-11:05

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Ok, thanks! [nt]

By: Mary Anny : February 9th, 2020-10:18

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Definitely an unique design. Thank you for sharing. [nt]

By: ZSHSZ : February 6th, 2020-05:10

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My pleasure, Amico. [nt]

By: amanico : February 6th, 2020-22:48

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That is a beast!!!

By: K-Lo : February 6th, 2020-05:21

I need to start weight lifting! 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

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Hehehe... Yes, you'd better! [nt]

By: amanico : February 6th, 2020-22:48

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Funny piece. Omega has so much history indeed. [nt]

By: Reuven Malter : February 6th, 2020-10:15

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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]

By: amanico : February 6th, 2020-22:49

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Gonna be interesting to see if that 1969 moon story

By: Reuven Malter : February 7th, 2020-00:15

Does appeal to younger generations (born in the 2000s) as well. Whats your guess?

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I’m always glad when you remind me of this piece

By: Brandon Skinner : February 6th, 2020-10:29

I don’t own a quartz, but I could definitely make an exception for this.

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Thanks, my friend. I would love to find one with an auto movement! [nt]

By: amanico : February 6th, 2020-22:50

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There are at least a few in the wild, if memory serves correct. Bill Sohne wrote about this . . .

By: Dr No : February 7th, 2020-06:34

. . . 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

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