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Has anyone notice all the sales for "NOS" Omega parts on the net ? By: Bill Sohne (registered) [Omega Moderator] Date: Jan 30, 2008,08:43 AM Hi all Has anyone notice all the FS posts on the net for NOS aka New OLD Stock case parts on the net these days? Yup. I have. I have been seeing more and more

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 they stop i'm not. i've been more than happy

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 them - perhaps not a statistically relevant num

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 a source that will remain anonymous: S/He may

co-axial chrono problems/Omega service [Jul 03, 2007,17:05 PM] By: wew (registered) This is to inquire about others' experience with the co-axial chronographs Unfortunately I can't speak from first hand experience with the Co-Axial Chronographs... and Omega's service. and only limited first hand exp

Post: 50th anniversary speedmaster question By: roberto, May 12 2007,13:02 PM Hello, Can somebody pls clear up the following for me: -what are the differences between the 50th anniversary speedmaster with the seahorse icon vs the other ones that have a number on the dial? Well, the 50th anniversary

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