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Omega 2225.80.00 Features
Ref. No. :2225.80.00
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Year :2012
Condition :0 (unworn)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Germany, Augsburg
Price : € 2,295 (= $ 2,819)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :41,5 mm
Waterproof :300 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Blue
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
Bracelet Color :Steel
Clasp :Fold clasp
Buckle Material :Steel
Functions :Chronograph, Date
Others :Small Seconds, Chronometer, Rotating Bezel, Screw-Down Crown, Helium Valve
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Omega 2225.80.00 wrist watches news:
Constellation logo stars
I've seen quite a few differing star formations above the observatory on (supposedly) Connie cases.I understand that the brickwork on the observatory roof isn't always shown, but assume there always has to be eight stars.My query is whether the stars always have to be in the pattern shown below?Constellation back.jpgFor example, the star pattern in this second one is significantly different.Constellation back2.jpg
I've seen quite a few differing star formations above the observatory on (supposedly) Connie cases.I understand that the brickwork on the observatory roof isn't always shown, but assume there always has to be eight stars.My query is whether the stars always have to be in the pattern shown below?Constellation back.jpgFor example, the star pattern in this second one is significantly different.Constellation back2.jpg
Hearing and feeling the 3330 movement??
I just bought a Speedmaster Racing Chrono with the 3330 movement and I can hear and feel the movement while the watch is on my wrist or if I shake it. It almost feels like a gyroscope inside the watch, is this normal??. The watch keeps good time but the sound is annoying and makes it sound cheap which is certainly wasn't.
I just bought a Speedmaster Racing Chrono with the 3330 movement and I can hear and feel the movement while the watch is on my wrist or if I shake it. It almost feels like a gyroscope inside the watch, is this normal??. The watch keeps good time but the sound is annoying and makes it sound cheap which is certainly wasn't.
SKX007 Arrived!
Mandatory Pics of course! I am really liking this Diver.A few Lume Shots
Mandatory Pics of course! I am really liking this Diver.A few Lume Shots
Tarheel Paneristi GTG
Hi All,I thought I'd copy this post from the OP forum, this was held same time as the Tampa GTG. Thanks to Mike for sharing these pics.Cheers,GeneWell, it was a great time to say the least. Each time we have one of these, our numbers seem to grow. The word is spreading in the Carolinas! As promised, here are some of the pics!The stickers look awesome Bob!Nothing like a cigar before dinnerAdam is getting to work on an outstanding giveaway table!So what's for dinner?One of these days I need to stop eating long enough to get a shot of the actual food!A good looking group!And let's not forget the watches:Looking forward to the next one. It is clear that Carolina is realizing that this is "more than just a watch"!-Mike
Hi All,I thought I'd copy this post from the OP forum, this was held same time as the Tampa GTG. Thanks to Mike for sharing these pics.Cheers,GeneWell, it was a great time to say the least. Each time we have one of these, our numbers seem to grow. The word is spreading in the Carolinas! As promised, here are some of the pics!The stickers look awesome Bob!Nothing like a cigar before dinnerAdam is getting to work on an outstanding giveaway table!So what's for dinner?One of these days I need to stop eating long enough to get a shot of the actual food!A good looking group!And let's not forget the watches:Looking forward to the next one. It is clear that Carolina is realizing that this is "more than just a watch"!-Mike
Nautilus 5711, 5712 or AP 15202 ST, 15400ST, or 15300 ST
Hi All,I posted a similar question on the PP forum and most recommend the Nautilus for my collection but thought I would throw it out here on the AP forum as well to get a different perspective. My current collection is below. I am considering flipping the PAM and adding another watch to the collection. After getting my Patrimony and PP Annual Calendar, the PAM is just too big and bulky. I have decided to add another SS watch on a bracelet to give me another alternative to the GMT II during the hot summer months and something that can go casual or with a suit. I also think a blue dial would fit well with my collection so am considering either the Nautilus or Royal Oak. Given my current collection, which do you guys think would be a better fit, Nautilus or RO? Factors I am considering are also availability, price, resale value, service cost, etc. For those recommending the RO, can you tell me why you would recommend one over the other? Thanks for your input.
Hi All,I posted a similar question on the PP forum and most recommend the Nautilus for my collection but thought I would throw it out here on the AP forum as well to get a different perspective. My current collection is below. I am considering flipping the PAM and adding another watch to the collection. After getting my Patrimony and PP Annual Calendar, the PAM is just too big and bulky. I have decided to add another SS watch on a bracelet to give me another alternative to the GMT II during the hot summer months and something that can go casual or with a suit. I also think a blue dial would fit well with my collection so am considering either the Nautilus or Royal Oak. Given my current collection, which do you guys think would be a better fit, Nautilus or RO? Factors I am considering are also availability, price, resale value, service cost, etc. For those recommending the RO, can you tell me why you would recommend one over the other? Thanks for your input.
