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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. Tough one to
In Response To: Re: Most comfortable watch you wear *NM* *PIC* ()

answer. I only own three Omegas and all are Speedmaster Pros, Moon. Three different models on bracelets. So as far as wearing, not much difference. For real comfort I'll take one of my three Tutima titanium pieces. One is the military Commando II, the Yachting (titanium case, rubber strap) and my Tutima Pacific quartz chronograph, all titanium. I own a forth Tutima Fx Fleiger chrono with the military dial layout and L 5100 movement but it is all stainless steel and the difference in weight is very obvious. The bracelet is a type of 'rice' design and comfortable. Really impossible to say when you own 20 + watches.
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