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The 1045 is a piece of work, but most of the other calibers are workmanlike at a minimum. Ask for some specific examples.
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For the technically minded (WARNING: Omega-bashing content)>>>
Just want to get an evaluation of this statement re: 1970s chronograph movements from a source that will remain anonymous: " Do you want to get technical on the 1970s Omega movements--let me know. For starters, one should look at the [chronograph] functio...
'70's Valjoux probably shouldn't pick fights w/'70's Lemania's...
70s chronograph technical question Posted By: Tom M. Date: 1/4/08 23:24 GMT Hi Tom! Good to see you! (WARNING--Omega-bashing content) Eh, [rolls up sleeves] I'm easy... Just want to get an evaluation of this statement re: 1970s chronograph movements from ...
Thanks, fellas! I'll make this the last counterpoint...
... ...so as not to prolong what is mainly an "opinion" type debate but here is the "watchmaker's" reply: Was that article written by a watchmaker? Note one thing was the 72 is not the same as a... 727. The 727 has updated features and a fast beat free sp...
Some thougts....
Hi Tom, first, as to avoid any misunderstandings- I'm not a watchmaker either I've a bit trouble following the debate, as I get the impression this dispute could be relatively easy solved with beeing a bit less vague. Reading through some of the responses...
Combined thoughts...
The "fragile levers"..... Date: Jan 07, 2008,05:03 AM - Hi Chuck, just a few points about your comparison (and I'll pick only those points where you compare the 2310/20 base with 72) I like both calibers and coincidentally have worked on quite a lot of th...
The "fragile levers".....
Hi Chuck, just a few points about your comparison (and I'll pick only those points where you compare the 2310/20 base with 72) I like both calibers and coincidentally have worked on quite a lot of them - perhaps not a statistically relevant number, but to...
as chuck and bill know i've owned all the omega chrono's from the 50's to the 1045
and found every one of them to be excellent. i know nothing about the intricacies of movements. if they work i'm happy, if they stop i'm not. i've been more than happy with all of the movements especially the speedie 125 1041 calibre.'the first COSC auto ...
I think that's a fine idea.
Posted by gmhutton: as chuck and bill know i've owned all the omega chrono's from the 50's to the 1045 [Date: Jan 07, 2008,13:48 PM] and found every one of them to be excellent. i know nothing about the intricacies of movements. if they work i'm happy, if...
A conversation between Chuck, Bill, and Suitbert . . .
. . . is like having Bronson, Eastwood, and Connery in the same movie. Maybe even better. ...
Good refresh Bill! Makes me recall these and more names from years gone by...
And I guess makes me feel... seasoned