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| Posted: Sat Apr 24th, 2010 11:15 am |
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Ronin1111 3T WIS 
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Now I gotta change up the strap Im sending you. Good thing i saw this post! 
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| Posted: Sun Apr 25th, 2010 10:43 am |
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tpdtopcop 3T WIS
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Very nice.
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| Posted: Sun Apr 25th, 2010 03:40 pm |
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ncvol17 3T WIS 
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What is considered 'mid sized'? I have the Omega James Bond in a 41mm I believe. It fits me well but i do have a small wrist. Those 50 mm are way too big for me. I really do like both choices you made. Omega's are hard to beat. well done
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| Posted: Sun Apr 25th, 2010 05:00 pm |
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ral 3T WIS
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ncvol17 wrote: What is considered 'mid sized'? I have the Omega James Bond in a 41mm I believe. It fits me well but i do have a small wrist. Those 50 mm are way too big for me. I really do like both choices you made. Omega's are hard to beat. well done 41mm is full size. Mid size is 36.25mm.
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| Posted: Mon May 3rd, 2010 04:32 pm |
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ral 3T WIS
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GOT HERE!!!!! Sorry, bad quality pic, but IN MY WRIST!!!! Looks great, and it is BIGGER than the mid size...  Also, I believe that having this for an Omega reflects that the owner had strong feelings for its watches: 
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| Posted: Mon May 3rd, 2010 05:10 pm |
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Hammerfjord Moderator 
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Love this blue dial: Nice choice!
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| Posted: Tue May 4th, 2010 03:59 pm |
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tombs 3T WIS 
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Congrats on a nice Omega
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 10:07 pm |
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ral 3T WIS
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Quick update on the watch: it is running well within COSC specs for the moment, which is something expected but appreciated. It wears VERY comfortable, I was able to adjust the bracelet to fit my wrist exactly how I want - first time on one without micro adjustment in the clasp. Could not get it like that in the mid-size one. Need to acknowledge that this is just good luck, as if my wrist was a bit smaller/larger, situation would not have been the same. Although the watch measures closer to 42-43 mm than to the listed 41mm and looks big, it wears smaller, probably due to its relatively low height. So, it slides easily even under a dress shirt. Besides the perfect fit, the bracelet (and everything in the watch) is very well made. Lume is outstanding, at the level of the Orange Monster I had to flip because of "wifey" issues with the color, not as bright for the first 30 seconds, but lasts longer. The kind of lume I was expecting in the Dievas Vortex but did not get. One of the things that caught my attention on this watch, as well as in the mid-size Omega, is how perfect the hands look. There is no spot, dust flaw or asymmetry, even under magnification. Same for the dial. Dial color is fantastic. Objectivity might not be guaranteed on this, as my car has a very similar color After wearing it for two days, I will... wear it tomorrow. I have not worn a watch for 3 days in a row for quite some time now, so I guess this shows something. The main problem I have now is that I am starting to think about a moon Speedy ...
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