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Opened July 1999, zOwie is the Internet's first and longest running discussion forum dedicated to Omega brand watches.

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Re: Most comfortable watch you wear *PIC*
In Response To: Most comfortable watch you wear ()

: Dear Forum: What is the most comfortable Omega - or if you
: prefer "other" brand - to wear that you own? Mine is a
: 1973 f300 - not too big, croc strap, and I love that 'hum' - but
: I have no adequate pictures of it (sorry, I'm know a loser).
: Call me a hypocrite, but if possible please post a pic with your
: answer! Thanks, Roger

Why would anyone call you a hypocrite? No adequate pics? A little point and shoot, and you're in business, and it's really
a whole lotta fun. As far as the watch is concerned, it would be an IWC 3714. 42MM in diameter, and about 8MM thick. Fits
under a shirt cuff nicely, and wears like a million. And, you're only a loser if you don't know how to post multible pics, like me
........David

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