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pacifichrono
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Thought I'd get an early start on Tuesday with a new pick of my 1955 Omega.

 



 

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Awesome Seamaster Tom...1955 Was a Great Year
Have an Awesome Day 3T.......
Wearing My Officina DelTempo/Casablanca Today

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Great watches guys!!!

Tom great watch as usual! I thought that Omega:shock::shock::shock: had made way for your another LONGINES!? Make sure if it makes way, let it make way to Greece!!!;)

Oscar nice Del Tempo!:):):) What is the size of that watch(case size and lug to lug)?


I started my day with my ARISTO Messerschmitt Me-262!!!



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One of my fav's....Happy 3rd Birthday to my Son ADAM!!




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Happy B-Day to Adam!

Nice one Greg, I'm wearing your other watch:D

LP Monoco, I will try and get some pics soon:)

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Great watches.............especially that vintage Omega, Tom!

Stickin' with the Tissot Seastar 1000 today............playing gold and capitalizing on my bragging rights!

     


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watchboy wrote: Tom great watch as usual! I thought that Omega:shock::shock::shock: had made way for your another LONGINES!? Make sure if it makes way, let it make way to Greece!!!;)

Hey Jacky!  I love my Omega but you never know.  BTW, that's a great GIF of a great watch.  WTG!

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Hamilton selfwinding 36000 4me today

Not sure if I took a pic of this yet I will have to check.:cool:

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Sector Ana Digi



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Omega classic blue dial.  It's a good day.


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Thanks Tom! :)

Hey are you into the frenzy vintage bidding again?! LOL!!! This Omega is really very nice!!!:shock::shock::shock:


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watchboy wrote: Tom great watch as usual! I thought that Omega:shock::shock::shock: had made way for your another LONGINES!? Make sure if it makes way, let it make way to Greece!!!;)

Hey Jacky!  I love my Omega but you never know.  BTW, that's a great GIF of a great watch.  WTG!

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That a very unusal avatar you have there!!!:shock::shock::shock: Very nice!!!!

e.avery wrote:
Omega classic blue dial.  It's a good day.


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I just started taking wild life pictures as a hobby because I was where ever I was at. It helped pass the time, and hopefully not go completly nuts.:D I do not think it worked very well though, because I enjoy looking at very small pieces of metal mark out the time a little to much I think.:D  I will change my avitar every so often with some other wild life shots I have taken.  It is actualy nice to let other people see them even though they are chopped up and shrunk down.:)

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Cool!!! Which camera are you using? Where did you capture that bat pic? In an enclosure(zoo for e.g.) or in the open?

I think soon you will be taking pics of watches if you stick around here from now! :P


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I just started taking wild life pictures as a hobby because I was where ever I was at. It helped pass the time, and hopefully not go completly nuts.:D I do not think it worked very well though, because I enjoy looking at very small pieces of metal mark out the time a little to much I think.:D  I will change my avitar every so often with some other wild life shots I have taken.  It is actualy nice to let other people see them even though they are chopped up and shrunk down.:)

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It does not take a great camera (a 35mm compairs to a 5 megapixle) as much as it does a good operator, with a basic understanding of light.  I carry a $300 dollar fuji 4.2 meg. digital slr with 10x optical zoom (fuji S 5100).  My avitar was taken with a minox that is a great advanced no frills nothing automatic tuff as nails camera.  No I was not in an inclosure.  The plastic casses that cameras have now are more than likely stronger cameras.  Just have not dropped one out of a tree yet to find out.  Digital is a great format because you have instant feed back on what you did or didnot do correctly.  Mathematics and Physics is the study of all of this be it watches, cameras, or falling out of a tree trying to get a picture of a bat I almot broke my arm to get that shot.

PS the back ground is a man made  blind for reasearch.  They called the engineers in when they coud not get the low thread count hemp fabric covered in epoxy resin to shed the water off.  It rained there every day and there equipment kept getting wet.  It was just a funny situation.

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watchboy wrote: Thanks Tom! :)

Hey are you into the frenzy vintage bidding again?! LOL!!! This Omega is really very nice!!!:shock::shock::shock:


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watchboy wrote: Tom great watch as usual! I thought that Omega:shock::shock::shock: had made way for your another LONGINES!? Make sure if it makes way, let it make way to Greece!!!;)

Hey Jacky!  I love my Omega but you never know.  BTW, that's a great GIF of a great watch.  WTG!
Trying to stay away from more vintage bidding until I sell about a dozen I still have from my last frenzy!

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e.avery wrote:
Omega classic blue dial.  It's a good day.




Very nice looking Omega. Love the hands on that one.


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