Omega 166.0088 Features


Ref. No. :166.0088
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :1970
Condition :2 (fine)
Location :Belgium, BRUXELLES
Price : € 1,250 (= $ 1,536)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Base Caliber :120
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :38 mm
Waterproof :100 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Clasp :Fold clasp
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Omega 166.0088 wrist watches news:
So what are your thoughts on how often one should service an automatic watch...I have heard various answers ranging from every 3-4 years to don't do it unless you are actually experiencing a problem with the watch.Thoughts?
...or should I say, actually, I stripped a back-ring retaining screw's threads in the back of my Ti Zilla. After I decided to change Walt's adapters from his springbars' to the Zulu's fixed ones, I overtorqued one of the screws and now the little rascal is all but semi-threaded onto the watch head. The other screws are firmly fixed, but the odd one screws like crazy -ouch!- and seems to be about to fall, although it does not - not yet, it is.Question for the brethren: how would you go about it? Evidently I don't want to loctite the screw in permanently, nor I'd like it to go astray, and therein lies my problem.Any and all help will be GREATLY appreciated!Cheers and TIA,Marcello GT
Hello all,I have an opportunity to pick up one of these and wanted your opinions. It's apparently limited to 1972 pieces worldwide, but I'm curious as to whether it's a worthwhile piece to own. The example that I'm considering is new old stock, BNIB. The following article sheds a bit of a negative light on it with respect to desirability: .fratellowatches/speed...llowatches)Do any of you have one of these? Any views or opinions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks guys!
My copy of this months National Geographic just arrived this morning and I was having a flick through it while I had lunch.On the inside back cover I noticed an advert for a new National Geographic docu-drama called Killing Kennedy staring Rob Lowe. In the ad he appears to be wearing the square Omega that Kennedy made famous...I can't tell whether it's original or the re-issue but at least they're making the effort.After the Argo debacle, with Ben Affleck wearing a Rolex Deep Sea throughout despite the movie being set in the seventies, it's nice to see producers looking at watches and trying to get it right!
Any owners out there. They seem to be rare as only 275 pcs were made








