Horological Meandering

what Rolex will have to say!!! your thoughts?...  

Omega uses this, as far I know, since the 60's/70's. One quick shot to demonstrate: (Bad picture that I took on a Flea Market sale) Cheers, Nilo ...  

otherwise I like the look of this watch a lot. Don't "Globe" and "Master" imply world traveling? Cazalea

. . . is one of the more obscure models that I wasn't aware of until relatively recently, and issued in a couple of different configurations. [image credit: WatchCrazy, watchprosite] So obscure, in fact, that at first I thought this was not an authentic O...  

This model is only make for the USA. The history of Omega are fill with all sorts discontinuity :D Regard Tyler

. . . American issues, but not entirely sure that restriction applied to the manual wind reference displayed in my previous post. Could very well be the case, though!

It seems the one that has the Omega Museum confirmation is: Omega could not use the Constellation name in U.S. because Lockheed had the rights of the Constellation name (a plane name) and they choose to name it, only in U.S. as Globemaster. This name issu... 

Omega is trying to look (and be) more like Rolex. Years ago they each stood on their own merit. Now, everyone wants to be more like perfecto Rolex. =8^{D>

From what I've seen in pictures, some of them live and on the wrist., all I can say is I love it. It's not usual that I like a watch with that kind of finishing or decoration on the bezel, so I guess this is the exception. Very nice watch, I find it kind ... 

. . . and if it weren't for the upcoming reissue of the Rail, it would be a dead cinch. Art