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Subject: Re: 37mm Omega Fri Sep 04, 2009 2:15 pm
Alain, I LOVE the Planet Ocean!!!!!!!!!!!! It is one of the watches that I think needs to be in my collection! Unfortunately, other watches always seem to get in the way...but someday a PO will be mine! More than likely a larger version (45mm), but the others will do too...especially the orange bezel version!
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Posts : 1440 Join date : 2010-02-11
Subject: wow! I'm looking for one of those pre-Bond ones now!.... Tue Apr 13, 2010 9:25 pm
boscoe wrote:
I have a pre-Bond 37 mm quartz Seamaster (in fact am wearing it today). Very nice timepiece and perfect for my girl wrists. Also have a 34 mm vintage Seamaster (1961) that is great too. But I can't carry off watches larger than 42 mm, so it's understandable I like wee ones
Glad to hear that, Boscoe....though the post was last year..... I love that model and have bookmarked 4 or 5 dial color variations and years from the Japan Omega auction site....going prices are in the $450usd range... Is yours the all SS version or 2 toned? The very early model of 1987/88 has the rare 1441 HEQ caliber! Not many found on eBay lately...a shame.....
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Subject: Re: 37mm Omega Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:33 pm
The size is perfect for me (got girlywrists too ) but I`m not sure about making it a chronograph. At 37,5mm I have a feeling the dial will look cluttered and cramped, but maybe it looks better in person than on pics. I tried the 42mm on more than once only to leave with my tail between my legs Next christmas I`m wishing for bigger wrists
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Subject: Re: 37mm Omega Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:37 pm
Rambam wrote:
The size is perfect for me (got girlywrists too ) Next christmas I`m wishing for bigger wrists
I wish it would man, but I`m guessing my wristbone wont magically grow bigger Somehow the weight I put on always seem to end up in the stomach region and not around my wrist I`m cursed I telly ya, CURSED
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Subject: Re: 37mm Omega Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:46 pm
Rambam wrote:
porschefan wrote:
Rambam wrote:
The size is perfect for me (got girlywrists too ) Next christmas I`m wishing for bigger wrists
I wish it would man, but I`m guessing my wristbone wont magically grow bigger Somehow the weight I put on always seem to end up in the stomach region and not around my wrist I`m cursed I telly ya, CURSED
Mine aren't much bigger, and I've done those exercises for years.
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Posts : 1440 Join date : 2010-02-11
Subject: Boscoe, here are mine.... Mon Apr 26, 2010 2:57 am
boscoe wrote:
I have a pre-Bond 37 mm quartz Seamaster (in fact am wearing it today). Very nice timepiece and perfect for my girl wrists. Also have a 34 mm vintage Seamaster (1961) that is great too. But I can't carry off watches larger than 42 mm, so it's understandable I like wee ones
the 2 tone is 34mm and the other is like yours..midsized 38ishmm from 1992?
Subject: Re: 37mm Omega 
Fri Sep 04, 2009 2:15 pm
) but I`m not sure about making it a chronograph. At 37,5mm I have a feeling the dial will look cluttered and cramped, but maybe it looks better in person than on pics. I tried the 42mm on more than once only to leave with my tail between my legs 
Next christmas I`m wishing for bigger wrists 
maybe this will help, Kenneth.
Somehow the weight I put on always seem to end up in the stomach region and not around my wrist 
