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just some thoughts on Grahams post...
which was very well written with good advices. Now I'm not sure if you like vintage Omegas or modern ones or even care about watches the way we do but if I were you I'd be very proud that one of my watches made to the museum of Omega (some way became "a part" of the company, even if it sounds silly ). Of course with its price you might be able to buy a nice new one or spend it on something else if you are not keen on timepieces...
the choice is up to you, thanks for sharing the pics with us anyway!
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very nice looking chrono Kurtis
the forum frowns on valuations etc Kurtis which is the correct thing, but if the museum want to buy it this watch must be something a bit special. the 33.3 chrono movement, the grandfather of the 321 calibre is a lovely movement made in quite large quanti...
just some thoughts on Grahams post...
which was very well written with good advices. Now I'm not sure if you like vintage Omegas or modern ones or even care about watches the way we do but if I were you I'd be very proud that one of my watches made to the museum of Omega (some way became "a p...
The Omega Museum
I spent a day at the Omega Museum last year and M. Richon was still there at the time (I believe he has since retired) and he was very kind to me and graciously signed his book (which I purchased there), then they shipped it to me (very heavy at 900 pages...
its nice to see that...
its nice to see that we have the same opinions as the great Mr Solmo. its also good to see that i own 3 of his list and have previously owned the other 2 so my pension is secure, or more likely my childrens lives are more secure :) Graham
