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Omega: Not a bad effort

But not a home run either. Pricing is completely laughable, especially for the gold versions.
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By: Boris
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Rolex: I don’t own this one

But I am a big fan of the FXD form factor. I have the regular blue version, and the GMT. The latter has hardly left my wrist over the past 5 months. Thinking of it, I think I would like the GMT even more if it came on a carbon case like yours.
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Horological Meandering: Very sad news

My condolences to his family.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre: My thoughts exactly.

With this model, they have gone full circle to what they produced 20+ years ago. With an upgraded movement and, sadly, a pricing that’s completely out of whack. And why they would make this a limited run is everyone’s guess.
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By: Boris
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Rolex: Wonderful example.

I curse myself for not buying a very nice “radial dial 1675” when I had the occasion some 20 years ago.
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Patek Philippe: Very tasty, Bill.

Here’s what I have been wearing of late. That picture was taken on a friend’s boat last weekend, but since I know how much you like being on the sea, I thought it appropriate to share it with you.
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By: Boris
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Omega: This Seamaster 50th Anniversary GMT

…and its Great White variation are the last good GMT offerings in Omega’s catalogue, and they date back to 20+ years ago. And that’s during a period when international kept expanding, making this complication very popular. Tudor is making a killing out of it, and Omega is not even competing. It’s li
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