Omega

Is this common? If so, where? Spotted in an Olympic chronograph at the Omega museum - a movement with a helical spring used in tension, upper center.

1967 OMEGA SEAMASTER 120 cal. 601 manual wind no date case ref.# 135.027 @ 37MM minus crown Created in 1966 (with limited release?), introduced to the (general) public in 1967 , The watch has a matt black dial that has white text, and white minute circle

....if you can afford to send your child to Harvard (or a very Harvard-looking school), you certainly should be able to afford an Omega on graduation

Silly me, I had failed to notice that Omega has a tourbillon And until I looked at it under a loupe in person I had no idea of its absolutely unique secret Focus if you will on the tourbillon and you will see their version of the George Daniels co-axial e

For me, a very cool one... Here on a nato

Please Santa, please... I have been a super good boy this year, and the year before you forgot me. )) Pictures taken at the Omega Museum. Best, Nicolas

Museum collection #8. Probably my favorite watch in that collection. Just wanted to share a picture. Best regards, Steve

Bought in 2010, loved it ever since

But I imagine that it is very horizon-broadening to live or work in such a country for a while. When were you there? Here are a few photos, at least from Oman. Can you spot any similarities? Entrance to Mutrah Souq: Grand Sultan Qaboos Mosque: Fish market