My Omega "find" (Seamaster content!)
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Well, a chance conversation with the Omega man covering at Heathrow T1 last Friday has left me with the following...
Apologies for the crap iPhone pictures, but it's a brand new (NOS?) Seamaster 2255.80. Something of a grail of mine (I'd been hunting for the 2231.80 Ti version for a while) and this little beauty has been sat in a safe in Bond Street since it was new.
Looking at the serial number it must be one of the last of its type, and the last of the 1120 movements.
Absolutely delighted.
Sadly, the Stowa Antea KS (black) will have to go to make space... Offers of £400 please
Apologies for the crap iPhone pictures, but it's a brand new (NOS?) Seamaster 2255.80. Something of a grail of mine (I'd been hunting for the 2231.80 Ti version for a while) and this little beauty has been sat in a safe in Bond Street since it was new.
Looking at the serial number it must be one of the last of its type, and the last of the 1120 movements.
Absolutely delighted.
Sadly, the Stowa Antea KS (black) will have to go to make space... Offers of £400 please
Fantastic piece and an absolute bargain!
Podie said:
A vintage Heuer and I think my collection is perfect. 
NO!Every watch enthusiast knows that the optimum number of watches to own is n+1, (where n is the current number of watches in your collection).
The same formula can be expressed as s -1, (where s is the number of watches in your collection which would prompt your other half to leave you).
Lovely addition though with the Seamaster. Perfect.
Chicane-UK said:
I really need to take an international flight.. looks like Heathrow is a good place to get bargains on good watches!
Man from Omega Westfield was covering at T1. The week before, he was in the safe at Bond St - I was merely in the right place at the right time. For once! 
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