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Thanks Ron, but....
In Response To: That's my favorite SMP, I'm jealous! Andreas is >> ()

I am as much an expert as anybody is. You also found a way to maintain your SS Seamaster, I recall it was SS, wasn't it. I use also wet sanding paper with high grains for my girlfriend's SS mini SM as I wrote several times. So you know as much as I do ;-) and together we probably know 1/10th the best jewelers know about maintaining high quality materials, hey, but we are getting better. I just had to say this otherwise new people get a wrong impression.

BTW: the electric blue SM is IMHO just a 150th anniversary "look alike". There is only one 150th Seamaster, as there is only one 125th Moony, as there is only one 50th Skeleton SM, etc....always check for engravings on the back of any current Omega anniversary watch ;-).

Cheers,
Andreas

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