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I have just taken ownership of my first Omega, I opted in the end for the Seamaster America's Cup with Regatta Timer. I fell in love with this watch after seeing it in a jewlers while on my hols. I had to have it upon my return.
I have to say that the quality of finish on the braclet and watch is superb, it has that heavy duty action man feel about it, the 44mm dial is more suited for me.
Anyways I just wanted to let you all know I love it and am now looking at other Omega watches.
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