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I just purchased my first Omega yesterday. It's a brand new (1997) Seamaster Professional Automatic/Chronograph, Full Size: a 2332.80 with brushed and polished SS and 18K gold polished case, body and bracelet; blue dial; skeleton hands; and an 1120 movement. As far as I can tell, this particular two-tone model is somewhat unusual. If anyone out there has info. about the 2332.80, please let me know.
I've had two Rolex watches: one was stolen years ago, the other just plain sucked and I finally sold it last year. I currently own an elegant yet boring Tissot T-Gold (18K) Carson which I also plan to sell, a truly lovely vintage 18K gold Burlington Special pocket watch in pristine condition, a Red Acrylic "Toy Watch" that I actually like quite a lot, and sundry "bang-ups" for digging in the dirt. But this Omega is a work of art, and I've fallen hard for it.
Best of all, I got it for half suggested retail. The jeweler, a friend for years, is liquidating his Omega stock before moving into a new space across town.
But the thing that finally tipped the scales in favor of buying this watch was learning all about it--as well as other watches and watch movements--from this site. Thanks everyone!
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