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Omega CK 2393: A persistent love affair.

By: amanico : May 26th, 2021-20:44

Which sadly I missed, as I was too long telling the seller that I wanted to get it... Each time I see this photo, I damn myself not having been faster. This watch has everything I like: A great dial with a lot of character, these olive pushers, the delici...

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You REALLY should write a book - or, at least, a complex blog - about your watches. Your collection is of major significance.

Omega CK 2393: A persistent love affair.

So true, the distinctive pushers and crown — enchanting!

Really!

I had never seen the term “olive pushers.” I like it.

;)

My sense is the use of the term 'olive' is a mutation of the word . . .

ROFL!

It's the pushers

A detail I like a lot, too.

You REALLY should write a book - or, at least, a complex blog - about your watches. Your collection is of major significance.

I concur with you and would enjoy such project whenever he decides to do. There are many who would join us in that. Regards

Am thinking about that, not about my collection, but about watches I had and I don't have anymore, about their story and for some of them, their History.

That too would be interesting to read.

We'll see...

Well, this one is a missed opportunity, alas. And well, I try to reduce my collection. But thanks for the kind words, kjkt3.

Fantastic! Now I know where Nomos got the inspiration for the lugs on my Ahoi!

Thanks for commenting, my friend.

I concur with you

Thank you, Tony. What's not to love, here?

Excellent, The crown reminds Journe crown

Or maybe it is Journe crown which reminds you this one? :)

Another stunner, Nico. I never cared too much about Omega but just keep brainwashing me 👍

Omega has a lot of sublime vintage watches, my friend. And not only in the Seamaster, Railmaster or Speedmaster range!