A dream I blame myself to have missed... Above a lot of Speedmasters, for me, even if they don't play in the same category... Best, Nicolas

A super nice Chronograph which belonged to one of our good friends. Best, Nicolas

. . . smaller but with the same movement. You did well, Clive! Also wearing a vintage Omega today, ref MI 2214 . . . . . . ca 1941. Best, Art

Omega reference 2910-5SC with robust calibre 284 inside, (looks exactly like the cal 283 inside the ref: 2777 I own). Manufactured 1956-57. Bought a few years ago from local watch repairer, who sold up and retired. This was one of his collection of refurb

Hi All Even though the new Omega only has 2 hands - I'm still rather fond of a three hand watch. Here's my 60s Geneve from this morning Even looks good in grey & overcast weather. HAGWE Cheers JML

In his comment to my thread dedicated to the Patek Philippe/Somazzi partnership , our dear Gordon aka GLau asked me how many retailers were able to have their signature on some Patek Philippe watches . Here's my answer : A / I have identified 58 retailers

While browsing the internet, I discovered this Omega vintage Chronograph that I'd never seen before. Not only does it have beautiful angular lugs , but it's also powered by the caliber 321 or its ancestor. Here are four examples . EXAMPLE NO. 1 34 mm pink

During the 1930s , Omega has made some beautiful wristwatches and pocket watches with striking red painted indexes at 3 , 6 , 9 & 12 . Here are a few examples . Best, Emmanuel A/ 1930s RECTANGULAR WRISTWATCHES 1/ Example with black square indexes Yellow g

RAF 1953: Or the " White Whale "? For me, the white whale here, but I would be very happy to find a correct and nice black " thin arrow ". Best, Nicolas