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Nothin' more relaxing than lying around . . .
. . . on the beach!
[my '62 SM left, his '65 Turn-o-Graph right]
Hanging out with my pal Marc last night . . .
[my '62 SM left, his '65 Turn-o-Graph right]
. . . catching up over coffee. Good times had by all!
Art
I have a question re the end links of your SM...
...do they move or am I seeing a reflection of some sort. I'd kinda expect them to be snug up against the case but the link at 12 o'clock seems like its angled downward. ¿🤔?
The end-pieces are a bit loose . . .
. . . so they bend in towards my wrist.
Good eye!
Ah...thanks for the confirmation.
No matter what that is an excellent watch...but you already know that!
Simple pleasures and a nice celebration to George Daniels contribution to horology. I am still to buy a coaxial, but it is on my wishlist! Enjoy! Best, E.
Yes, the coaxial movement is a great design …
Omega were very smart buying the rights and putting it into production.
A very photogenic seamaster
If I didn't have my U50DS I may have splurged on the gray dial SM.
Great looking Omega Seamaster 300 in blue.
The sun, sea and sand are a great way to spend some time, I hope you enjoyed yourself.
Marc
He was lne of my idols,
Although of course I used to listen the "zerozerosette" dubbed in Italian. Even funnier, I guess
By the looks of it…
It would not be painful to extend this for the rest of the week 😁👌🏻👍🏻🏝️