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Omega Omega 15433 Features
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Code :OMEG_04
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Steel
Location :Netherlands, Den Haag
Price : € 1,450 (= $ 1,781)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Steel
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Omega Omega 15433 wrist watches news:
Super Alloys and Watches
As you see, this is my second post here. I followed a friend and decided to try and find a good topic to kick it off. It started with the nice review on the front page of the Lum-Tec TungstenWhat is tungsten? According to WikiPedia it is one of the toughest materials and often used in superalloysAhaaaaaSo, good thing to chew on. We've seen and know of 316L, 904L, titanium, all shades of gold and platinum, but what about the special creations with exotic characteristics? Let's kick it off - LumTec use Tungsten Carbide. The material is approximately three times stiffer than steel and is much denser than steel or titanium. (copy+paste from Wikipedia). Almost impossible to scratch (unlike titanium, which scratches easy). Who else uses super alloys? What's special about them? Wanna play?
As you see, this is my second post here. I followed a friend and decided to try and find a good topic to kick it off. It started with the nice review on the front page of the Lum-Tec TungstenWhat is tungsten? According to WikiPedia it is one of the toughest materials and often used in superalloysAhaaaaaSo, good thing to chew on. We've seen and know of 316L, 904L, titanium, all shades of gold and platinum, but what about the special creations with exotic characteristics? Let's kick it off - LumTec use Tungsten Carbide. The material is approximately three times stiffer than steel and is much denser than steel or titanium. (copy+paste from Wikipedia). Almost impossible to scratch (unlike titanium, which scratches easy). Who else uses super alloys? What's special about them? Wanna play?
Has there ever been a no date Royal Oak?
So I've seen the incredibly expensive VC Overseas ultra thin and wondered if there has ever been a 39mm or greater Royal Oak without the date. IMHO that would be a beautiful and symmetric watch.I'm not talking ROO's just the normal RO's
So I've seen the incredibly expensive VC Overseas ultra thin and wondered if there has ever been a 39mm or greater Royal Oak without the date. IMHO that would be a beautiful and symmetric watch.I'm not talking ROO's just the normal RO's
swop or not
Currently own a gmt blnr, and datejust ii white gold bezel silver diamond dot dial. O and a bell&ross. The question is should i swap one of the rolexs for the new omega snoopy. Had the original snoopy and regretted selling it ever since. What do you think?
Currently own a gmt blnr, and datejust ii white gold bezel silver diamond dot dial. O and a bell&ross. The question is should i swap one of the rolexs for the new omega snoopy. Had the original snoopy and regretted selling it ever since. What do you think?
Vintage Omega 'De Ville'?
I was going through old jewellery boxes the other night and came across an old Omega watch.It is all gold with the Omega name logo and name at the top, and 'De Ville' with '-swiss made-' at the VERY bottom in small writing. It is a round face watch with lines indicating the hours (no Roman numeral) around the face. It is a small (single?) clap watch, and on the back face of the watch it has written QUARTZ. 1365 (maybe a serial number?)Could any of you be able to tell me what the make of it (or similar) was? Thanks :)
I was going through old jewellery boxes the other night and came across an old Omega watch.It is all gold with the Omega name logo and name at the top, and 'De Ville' with '-swiss made-' at the VERY bottom in small writing. It is a round face watch with lines indicating the hours (no Roman numeral) around the face. It is a small (single?) clap watch, and on the back face of the watch it has written QUARTZ. 1365 (maybe a serial number?)Could any of you be able to tell me what the make of it (or similar) was? Thanks :)
Missed the boat on Daytona 16520
So now that the prices for Daytona 16520's have basically doubled in the past year I'm just giving up on finding a reasonable one. I like the modern 116520 but really wanted a zenith. Most have convinced me that the 16519 (white gold) is not that desirable and the latest Daytona is equally expensive and I won't buy into that. So I used to have a big block which I really liked and although it was cool, future investment is always a nice addition. That leads me to the Tudor Monte Carlo. There are some great three register fancy dial Monte Carlos out there that can be had I the $8-$12k range. Any speculation on the future of the Monte Carlo? I don't want to sound too investment only but if I'm spending $10k on a watch I would prefer to wear one which apreciates in the future. It's a pretty funky dial as well and truly to me has all the function the Daytona should have had but just a little ol 7750 working under the hood. Thanks for any thoughts. I'm still trying to find a sub $16k Dayton
So now that the prices for Daytona 16520's have basically doubled in the past year I'm just giving up on finding a reasonable one. I like the modern 116520 but really wanted a zenith. Most have convinced me that the 16519 (white gold) is not that desirable and the latest Daytona is equally expensive and I won't buy into that. So I used to have a big block which I really liked and although it was cool, future investment is always a nice addition. That leads me to the Tudor Monte Carlo. There are some great three register fancy dial Monte Carlos out there that can be had I the $8-$12k range. Any speculation on the future of the Monte Carlo? I don't want to sound too investment only but if I'm spending $10k on a watch I would prefer to wear one which apreciates in the future. It's a pretty funky dial as well and truly to me has all the function the Daytona should have had but just a little ol 7750 working under the hood. Thanks for any thoughts. I'm still trying to find a sub $16k Dayton
