Today we have some Omega watches in stock for the first time in a while.
An eye-catching design with a vintage feel.
The “Geneva” on the left features quite rare all-numeric applique Arabic indexes.
Although there is some damage such as discoloration of the dial and oil stains,
Considering the rarity of the watch itself and the fact that it's about 55 years old, I personally think it's worth it.
In fact, Omega watches look cooler when they are damaged.
On the right is the increasingly popular "Devil" rectangular model.
The dial has a Cru de Paris finish, making it another rare item.
The case design and atmosphere are reminiscent of a tank.
You can feel Omega's unique interpretation.
Each has its own merits,
This is a vintage watch, right?
It's warm, yet somehow delicate and rugged.
A complex mix of opposing tastes.
Unlike the current product, everything is not complete.
The slight "fragility" is also what makes vintage watches interesting.
This time, the maintenance took a long time,
Necessary repairs were made both inside and out.
From those who own their first watch to those who own their second or subsequent watches,
These are watches that will make you think, "Wow, that's nice!" at first glance.
A watch that embodies a style that I personally like.
I don't think there are many people who dislike these.
However, the good and bad thing about vintage watches is that they are one-of-a-kind.
If I miss this one, the next one is really undecided,
It's hard to find an exact replica of a vintage Omega watch.
If you're interested, don't miss this opportunity!
