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Omega 2220.80 Features
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Brand:Omega
Series:James Bond Collection
Model:2220.80
Gender:Men's
Watch Label:Swiss Made
Movement:Automatic
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:Blue
Crystal:Sapphire
Hands:Luminous Tip
Second Markers:Minute markers around the outer rim
Band Type:Bracelet
Band Material:Stainless Steel
Clasp:Double Locking Deployment Buckle
Case Size:41mm
Case Thickness:13 mm
Case Material:Stainless Steel
Case Shape:Round
Bezel:Unidirectional Rotating
Water Resistance:300 meters / 1000 feet
Calendar:Date displays at the 3 o'clock position
Functions:Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Date
Features:Stainless Steel
Style:Sport Watches
Warranty:4 Year Jomashop Warranty
UPC Code:7612586167751
Internal ID:OM2220.80
Item Variation:2220.80, 2220.80.00
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Omega 2220.80 The Related Reviews:
- This is a very cool looking watch. Casual but smart enough to wear to formal dinners etc. However the links of this watch a quite large. So if you have a wrist like me youll either have it too tight or too loose.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Slava D Australia South Yarra from Netherlands Purmerend
- This is a lovely, substantial watch--can be worn effectively with a variety of outfits. It's really pretty!
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by shatea brisbon Netherlands Rijswijk Zh from Netherlands Purmerend
- Great watch, good online deal
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- Review by Sharon S Iran (islamic Republic Of) Bandar Abbas from Netherlands Purmerend
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Hamilton Khaki Aviator
My first Hamilton watch, well sort of second as I did previously own a vintage Illinois watch from the 60's which was really a rebranded Hamilton. I picked this one up because I really liked the style and I was looking for a newer watch to add to my little hoard, nearly everything else I own is vintage. The model number is H765150 with a 27 jewelled ETA 2895 and it is 44mm wide excluding the crown, sapphire crystal front and back. The strap has a really nice soft feel to it and comes with the Hamilton "H" buckle with double holes along the strap. 44mm on the wrist was a bit of a shock, the next largest watch that I own is around 38mm. I never figured that a small 6mm would feel so much larger on the wrist. Time will tell if this one stays but after a couple of days on the wrist I am finding I don't have to strain my old eyes to tell the time. The caseback has a nice feature with the divided crystal and the phonetic alphabet down the middle bar.The watch was originally shipped new with
My first Hamilton watch, well sort of second as I did previously own a vintage Illinois watch from the 60's which was really a rebranded Hamilton. I picked this one up because I really liked the style and I was looking for a newer watch to add to my little hoard, nearly everything else I own is vintage. The model number is H765150 with a 27 jewelled ETA 2895 and it is 44mm wide excluding the crown, sapphire crystal front and back. The strap has a really nice soft feel to it and comes with the Hamilton "H" buckle with double holes along the strap. 44mm on the wrist was a bit of a shock, the next largest watch that I own is around 38mm. I never figured that a small 6mm would feel so much larger on the wrist. Time will tell if this one stays but after a couple of days on the wrist I am finding I don't have to strain my old eyes to tell the time. The caseback has a nice feature with the divided crystal and the phonetic alphabet down the middle bar.The watch was originally shipped new with
What's the skinny on this Illinois?
Looks to be late 1920's to me, wgf, decent dial that looks original to me. Model? Value?
Looks to be late 1920's to me, wgf, decent dial that looks original to me. Model? Value?
Finally!!!!!
I'm figuring out how to do this...Round one...stinks, I know.Round two...a bit better.Still working on it.
I'm figuring out how to do this...Round one...stinks, I know.Round two...a bit better.Still working on it.
Changing to RO to Rubber Strap.
Ok I have tried to find sources on what is needed. So I have a 15400 I would like to purchase and change to rubber and croc straps. So I would need the strap if self (obviously), then ROO connectors for the actual case, and then the buckle?
Ok I have tried to find sources on what is needed. So I have a 15400 I would like to purchase and change to rubber and croc straps. So I would need the strap if self (obviously), then ROO connectors for the actual case, and then the buckle?
Sea Dweller Deep Sea
So, I really want a SS Daytona but we know that's not going to happen. I've owned a TT Sub and a SS/platinum Yacht Master so I'd like something I haven't had before. I like the looks of the Sea Dweller Deep Sea and its larger size....but thinking of it as a bridge to the Daytona when they are not in such high demand. How is the SD for resale? Will the value hold up in 2 years?Or am I better off going back to a SS Sub for resale puroses?Thanks, Mike
So, I really want a SS Daytona but we know that's not going to happen. I've owned a TT Sub and a SS/platinum Yacht Master so I'd like something I haven't had before. I like the looks of the Sea Dweller Deep Sea and its larger size....but thinking of it as a bridge to the Daytona when they are not in such high demand. How is the SD for resale? Will the value hold up in 2 years?Or am I better off going back to a SS Sub for resale puroses?Thanks, Mike
