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Omega ref. 166.072 Features
Ref. No. :ref. 166.072
Code :1538
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Sharkskin
Year :1970
Condition :2 (fine)
Location :Netherlands, Amsterdam
Price : € 1,620 (= $ 1,990)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :43,5 x 40 mm
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Sharkskin
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Buckle
Buckle Material :Steel
Functions :Alarm
Others :Center Seconds
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Annual Calendars and 1st March is Upon Us...!
Hi all,This is my first time dealing with '1st March' with my 5146 and have a couple questions - some are theoretical so I hope you'd humor me Supposing the watch shows 28th Feb today, if it is left 'uncorrected' would it display 29 tomorrow, 30th and 31st thereafter? The reason I ask is that I like to always set the time/date of the watch to the previous day and using the hour/min hands, move across midnight into the 'day' I'm setting the time for.Therefore, I have two options for setting my 5146:1) as per the manual, simply adjust the time to a safe spot (6am for example, outside the 8pm-2am and 9am-11am date/moonphase activation zones), then simply push the date to the 1st, which should cause the month wheel to switch over to March as well. Updating the rest is straightforward.2) First set to 6am (or stay in a safe spot), then set the date to 31st February (month setting is left untouched). Now, pop the crown out and move the hour hand through midnight rolling over to the 1st. T
Hi all,This is my first time dealing with '1st March' with my 5146 and have a couple questions - some are theoretical so I hope you'd humor me Supposing the watch shows 28th Feb today, if it is left 'uncorrected' would it display 29 tomorrow, 30th and 31st thereafter? The reason I ask is that I like to always set the time/date of the watch to the previous day and using the hour/min hands, move across midnight into the 'day' I'm setting the time for.Therefore, I have two options for setting my 5146:1) as per the manual, simply adjust the time to a safe spot (6am for example, outside the 8pm-2am and 9am-11am date/moonphase activation zones), then simply push the date to the 1st, which should cause the month wheel to switch over to March as well. Updating the rest is straightforward.2) First set to 6am (or stay in a safe spot), then set the date to 31st February (month setting is left untouched). Now, pop the crown out and move the hour hand through midnight rolling over to the 1st. T
Latest addition: Avenger Seawolf Chrono
Ever since laying eyes on this beauty and realizing that these HEQ movements are just as interesting if not more so than their balance sprung counterparts, I've officialy become a Superquartz convert. I am astonished with the accuracy of this piece. Been tracking it since I picked it up from the AD 2 weeks ago and it has not gained or lost a second. It's quite liberating not having to worry about power reserve or having to wind and adjust the date, if it hasn't been worn for a few days. Breitling has a real winnder here...tank like SS case(45.4mm x 18mm), chrono which is functional down to 1000M, Superquartz accuracy and durability, outstanding build quality.
Ever since laying eyes on this beauty and realizing that these HEQ movements are just as interesting if not more so than their balance sprung counterparts, I've officialy become a Superquartz convert. I am astonished with the accuracy of this piece. Been tracking it since I picked it up from the AD 2 weeks ago and it has not gained or lost a second. It's quite liberating not having to worry about power reserve or having to wind and adjust the date, if it hasn't been worn for a few days. Breitling has a real winnder here...tank like SS case(45.4mm x 18mm), chrono which is functional down to 1000M, Superquartz accuracy and durability, outstanding build quality.
Question about Seiko 7S26 movement
From what I know both the Seiko Monster and the Seiko Knights (and others) use a 7s26 movement. But the crowns are in different positions, 4 o'clock for the Monster and 3 o'clock for the Knight, as you can see below:So, are these different variations of the 7s26 movement? Is one a newer one? What other changes have been made? I have only found one good article about the 7s26, but it doesn't really talk of variations.Or, is it the same movement, but just rotated in the case so the crown comes out at a different spot?? I just thought of that. I don't know if there are any implications of doing that.Or am I wrong in thinking that the Knight has a 7s26 movement?
From what I know both the Seiko Monster and the Seiko Knights (and others) use a 7s26 movement. But the crowns are in different positions, 4 o'clock for the Monster and 3 o'clock for the Knight, as you can see below:So, are these different variations of the 7s26 movement? Is one a newer one? What other changes have been made? I have only found one good article about the 7s26, but it doesn't really talk of variations.Or, is it the same movement, but just rotated in the case so the crown comes out at a different spot?? I just thought of that. I don't know if there are any implications of doing that.Or am I wrong in thinking that the Knight has a 7s26 movement?
15300 Back from Service
As promised, photos of my blue dial 15300...H Serial, post Spa.The impetus for sending to Clearwater was a broken hairspring, but a full-service was required. OUCH! So...I also decided to have the marks (mostly on bezel and near lugs) removed via a refinish. The bracelet was looking a tad worn, but now all is up to snuff.The watch definitely needs more TLC than a Rolex but I do love it.
As promised, photos of my blue dial 15300...H Serial, post Spa.The impetus for sending to Clearwater was a broken hairspring, but a full-service was required. OUCH! So...I also decided to have the marks (mostly on bezel and near lugs) removed via a refinish. The bracelet was looking a tad worn, but now all is up to snuff.The watch definitely needs more TLC than a Rolex but I do love it.
Pics of WG 5119 or 5120 on BROWN strap?
I really like 5119 and 5120 Callatravas but I rarely wear black belts/shoes. I think a white gold watch would be most versatile for me, but can't find any pics of these in white gold with a brown strap and I'm really wondering how they'd look.Any pics?
I really like 5119 and 5120 Callatravas but I rarely wear black belts/shoes. I think a white gold watch would be most versatile for me, but can't find any pics of these in white gold with a brown strap and I'm really wondering how they'd look.Any pics?
