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The first one I posted with the white dial is an authentic that has just been full restored, cleaned, and serviced. It's sold by a small family owned business in the UK that just restores one vintage Omega each week into the condition that you now see - obviously they do not have watches with significant wear and tear to begin with. I guess we can debate the merits of why one would buy vintage and whether the "vintage" look is important. I was attracted to the vintage Omegas because of the simple, classic desing, the signature Omega movement, and the small size (I have small wrists). With these sellers, I can get all those benefits while getting a watch that looks almost new.
What a lovely watch
Alright guys, now that I've got a few watches in my stable, I need something nice to put them in. So, recommend me a watch box please. Criteria: -window to see inside -no winder (pointless for me) -fits at least 6 watched (hey, gotta plan for the future!) -not too expensive Any suggestions?
Need your help guys.
^ Nice classic collection. I would keep the Mk XV, but I'm biased. Which 42mm Radiomir are you waiting for?
Need your help guys.