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Omega Omega 44457 Features
Code :7108
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :1935
Condition :2 (fine)
Location :United States, California, West Hollywood
Price : $ 2,200
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Movement/Caliber :T17
No. of Jewels :15
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :23 x 42 mm
Dial numerals :Arabic numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
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Omega Omega 44457 The Related Reviews:
- I was very pleased with the watch. I had read other reviews before ordering and they had said that the watch was for your wrist. I have a er wrist and it fits perfectly. I have had compliments and am enjoying!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Deeann Pavlick Australia Nsw from Netherlands Purmerend
- Nice watch, very quickly shipping, thanks
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by David Boone United Kingdom Raydon from Netherlands Purmerend
- AAAAAA+++++++++ excellent watch, good and courteous customer service
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- Review by Kenielle B Palermo Italia from Netherlands Purmerend
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GuysAs you know, Harrison Ford wore a Speedy Pro in the movie, Six Days, Seven Nights. Given that he was stuck on an island, what watch you perhaps have given him to wear instead? harrisonfordweb
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Ghosts of Christmas past...
I know several of us have made comments about watches that were given as Christmas gifts long ago. Since "tis the season" how about showing us the ones that are special to you?I just got this Wilshire the other day. Below that is a Cushion from 1924 that I got for my wife a while back.
I know several of us have made comments about watches that were given as Christmas gifts long ago. Since "tis the season" how about showing us the ones that are special to you?I just got this Wilshire the other day. Below that is a Cushion from 1924 that I got for my wife a while back.
I get by with a little help from my friends.
Yes, it's time to post the vintage encore, and it's a one - two punch of project watches! First, you should all know I am no longer the biggest enabler on this website. Greg has officially taken that spot by enabling the enabler. He spotted this diamond in the rough at a local shop:As you can see, the dial has some issues but hopefully won't be too tough to restore:It appears to be an 18ct case - but I'm going to confirm this to be sure because the marking is strange.Now for the reason I had Greg jump on it after his text about finding it:A 30L from 1962! This is the finest production manual wind movement Longines made, and the 30Z chronometer version whipped the revered Omega 30t and Zenith 135 calibers for nearly a decade in the Neuchatel Observatory Chronometer Competitions in the late 50's and early 60's.It's in pretty good shape, and for the price it was a steal. This can double as the 'before' post in the Project Watch Club series. -The second one was just won for a few d
Yes, it's time to post the vintage encore, and it's a one - two punch of project watches! First, you should all know I am no longer the biggest enabler on this website. Greg has officially taken that spot by enabling the enabler. He spotted this diamond in the rough at a local shop:As you can see, the dial has some issues but hopefully won't be too tough to restore:It appears to be an 18ct case - but I'm going to confirm this to be sure because the marking is strange.Now for the reason I had Greg jump on it after his text about finding it:A 30L from 1962! This is the finest production manual wind movement Longines made, and the 30Z chronometer version whipped the revered Omega 30t and Zenith 135 calibers for nearly a decade in the Neuchatel Observatory Chronometer Competitions in the late 50's and early 60's.It's in pretty good shape, and for the price it was a steal. This can double as the 'before' post in the Project Watch Club series. -The second one was just won for a few d
Ap 26400
Hello RFersI have a few questions to 26400 owners before i pull the trigger. I work my way down so ill end up with a diver or 42mm ROO down the line at some point so i thought why not get get a 44mm first. Personally looking for either the steel or carbon version.If someone owns the Ceramic, RG or even platinum versions feel free to answer.1) Is the watch uncomfortable for everyday use i am talking about wearing it as soon as you get up from bed and taking it off before you sleep.2)I have a 7.5 inch wrist and i found it that the watch surprisingly fits well on smaller wrists such as 6.5 inch wrists.3)If you had the choice of getting the carbon version or a steel version which one would you get and why (color of the dial, contrast sub dials etc)4)The watch is 44mm but does it really wear like a 47mm? Ive tried it once but it was close to a month ago so i don't exactly remember.5)Finally is the watch top heavy again steel vs carbon and does the strap distribute and balance the weight nic
Hello RFersI have a few questions to 26400 owners before i pull the trigger. I work my way down so ill end up with a diver or 42mm ROO down the line at some point so i thought why not get get a 44mm first. Personally looking for either the steel or carbon version.If someone owns the Ceramic, RG or even platinum versions feel free to answer.1) Is the watch uncomfortable for everyday use i am talking about wearing it as soon as you get up from bed and taking it off before you sleep.2)I have a 7.5 inch wrist and i found it that the watch surprisingly fits well on smaller wrists such as 6.5 inch wrists.3)If you had the choice of getting the carbon version or a steel version which one would you get and why (color of the dial, contrast sub dials etc)4)The watch is 44mm but does it really wear like a 47mm? Ive tried it once but it was close to a month ago so i don't exactly remember.5)Finally is the watch top heavy again steel vs carbon and does the strap distribute and balance the weight nic
Once you go AP, you never go back?
As many of you know, I traded my Daytona for a black-dialed ROC 25860. I've got some other nice watches, but think I may have the AP bug. I'm finding it is harder and harder to grab my other watches off of the winder. Is this a permanent malady or are my other watches safe from flipping? Some times I think I can have my AP and a beater.
As many of you know, I traded my Daytona for a black-dialed ROC 25860. I've got some other nice watches, but think I may have the AP bug. I'm finding it is harder and harder to grab my other watches off of the winder. Is this a permanent malady or are my other watches safe from flipping? Some times I think I can have my AP and a beater.
