Omega Omega 12556 Features


Code :09-10-W018
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Silver
Bracelet Material :Silver
Year :1970's
Condition :2 (fine)
Location :United Kingdom, Bishop's Stortford
Price : ¡ê 1,500 (= $ 2,355)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :Silver
Case Diameter :45 mm
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Silver
Bracelet Color :Silver
Buckle Material :Silver
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Omega Omega 12556 wrist watches news:
Hi guys.I recently got engaged and my fiance was so happy with the ring I bought hershe got me an engagement present!! A brand new Bond SMP!! Amazing!(Wanted it for ages!)We both went to our local AD to buy it and I didn't really take too much notice of the back design when in the shop. When I looked at it at home it is pretty much the same as the case back of the PO I own! The old wave pattern on the back with the seems to have been replaced! Is this normal? Has anyone else noticed this recently? It seems a shame.I really liked the old design!
John (the MB Owner) - has suggested that I contact this Omega Forum Site to see if any members could comment on Seamaster 41851935, cal 1010, logo 166.0892 and 366.0461. I have been on the Omega Vintage Site and whilst I can locate Cal 1010 the ST numbers are not registered. Swatch UK have confirmed that the ST numbers cannot be verified. However can any Member clarify the issue?Thanks in anticipation.Best regards Issus
Well guys it's gut check time, I don't know if anything like this has been posted, so I'm going to throw this out there and see what happens. If you had to only purchase/wear one brand what would it be and why? price being no option.
Hi!New guy first post!I was hoping someone here my be able to give me some info on my watch.It is a SS cased, white faced Nicolet Chronograph that my wife and daughter gave me for Father's Day a couple years ago.The front lists it as water resistant to 50M-165ft and a Japanese Movement.The back says NC 1072, 09 VD53, Japan Movement.I was purchased at a loal jewelry store that was going out of business. It came in another company's box and with no paperwork.I have been unable to really find anything out about it, and can't find a website for the manufacturer. I can find a couple of retailers selling them though.It has been reliable so far, keeping reasonably accurate time, even though it's got it's share of bumps and scratches. As it came out of the box though, the chrono reads about -2:06 when it is reset. As in the hands move counter clockwise past the vertical 60 mark to positions behind the marks and in the case of the chrono second hand past the 55 second mark.Any info you can
Some people wear the same watch their entire life. And there is much to be said for consistency.On the other hand, some of us (myself included) will trade or ¡°flip¡± their watches.For those who have flipped, do regret any of your trades?My answer would be that, while I may miss a watch I traded, I do not regret the flip.








