Omega 166.0228 Features


Ref. No. :166.0228
Code :43000
Movement :Automatic
Year :1974
Location :Germany, worldwide delivery
Price : € 775 (= $ 952)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Diameter :38.2 mm
Thickness :11 mm
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Omega 166.0228 wrist watches news:
certainly NOT something I'd have access to!!!! Got you looking though, didn't I???HOWEVER, I'll go on a limb and say with everything we're disusing in the other threads on new Submariner, Sea Dweller, a new DeepSea I'll bet we're all wrong. We had the same amount of rumors on what the watch was with the new bezel on the website last year & I don't recall anyone calling it as a new Regatta watch (YachtMaster II). So - my prediction is we're all wrong and we're gonna be going "ooooohhhhhh" or "ewwwwwwww" come Thursday morning...But - that doesn't make the guessing & wondering any less fun!!!!
I have a PO, co-axial chronometer and love the watch.....except when I put it down! (both for the love of it and this issue....)I wear the watch everyday to work and only take it off during the night while sleeping, the power reserve (PR) lasted and the watch kept on ticking. Well on Friday, I get home around 4pm and took off the watch, well this morning I notice the second hand was not moving, well it seemed that the PR was exhausted around 11:00 pm last night (date still from yesterday). I know that this watch has a PR of 48 hours...but 7 hours? And I normally work at a computer during the day - not much hand motion. On weekends that I do NOT plan on wearing it, I put it in a watch winder, it rotates it both counter and clock wise on timed iterations (NOT all the time moving)....on these weekends and by Monday morning...it is still keeping time.Should I be concerned or should I just visit the bathroom more during the day to get some motion into the watch?Thanks in advance!Mike
Heard so many good things about em, had to get one for my own....Its in the mail...
Well, I presumed it was on the outside of the watch when I was taking macro shots. But it's indeed in the inside. How could that have happened? I'm hoping it's not the crystal, but judging by all angles, I think it's a lint the dial. Should I bother and send it in? I really don't like getting my watch tampered with. It's visible if I focus on it. And now I do every time I look at the watch. I see myself just forgetting about in the future though.
I am picking up a 382 Bronzo and would like to put a rubber strap on it. any recommendations?








