Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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In my defense . . .
. . . Rolex maven hs111 wasn't aware of it, either.
I have long been familiar with Omega's Synchro-beat cal 372, which is at the top of every Omega collectors list along with the 30I. Only a handful remained in circulation after they were pulled from distribution due to idiosyncratic performance. It's interesting Rolex's contribution to the genre lasted several years.
Happy Sunday, Damjan. I'm off to play pool at the seaside dive bar in a few hours; wish you were here!
Art
A safe visit to Zürich, means everything was closed ...
even when you saw some nice and surprising watches Anyway, I have some pictures to share if you don´t mind. The UN with the superb enamel "horses dial" looks familiar, but so far I never managed to see it in the metal. At least I saw it now, even when it ...
It's said we learn something new every day . . .
. . . but it's not often that I learn of two desirable watches in a single post. :-) Seriously, Oliver, I'd never heard of Rolex's Tru-Beat until just now, nor the blue dial limited edition DeVille Trésor. How embarrassing! Smitten, Art
In my defense . . .
. . . Rolex maven hs111 wasn't aware of it, either. :-) I have long been familiar with Omega's Synchro-beat cal 372, which is at the top of every Omega collectors list along with the 30I. Only a handful remained in circulation after they were pulled from ...
