The Very Rare Royal Oak Offshore Oceanografia Limited Edition
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Never seen one of these before...
I came across this watch in a junk pile at my office. It was disassembled but complete, and the movement was free of rust or corrosion. It had been sitting in a drawer, with the movement exposed to the elements, for at least 15 years.It's a 10k gold filled case with an American hallmark inside the case, the case is exceptionally well preserved. The plating is thick and undamaged. I gave it a light buff with a cape cod cloth and replaced the crystal, then had the movement overhauled. It runs great now, and it is in remarkable condition. I think the dial and hands are original too, if not a really good period redial. Since taking the photo I have replaced the crown with a period-correct Omega signed item.What's unique is that it is a calibre 510, which was a small-run manual wind movement made in a series of less than 30k examples in the 50s. It looks similar to the 30mm calibres, but it's only 25mm diameter. 30mm calibres were made in the millions, to give you an idea of how rare these

5167 rubber vs bracelet
Hi guys,In different thread i was posting in how much i like aquanaut 5167 / 5165. And now in a deep search bout this watch. Im actually looking for rubber instead of bracelet but recently i got offer from someone selling it in bracelet with a reasonable price around usd18,000. I know that bracelet like usd1500 more expensive than the rubber. What do you guys think? Pass or take?

Advice on Pam 590
Hey everyone.My AD has offered me a pam 590 at an attractive price.Can you let me have your ideas / experience with that particular model? I read somewhere about the issues (accuracy etc.) that the P5000 movement has. Any feedback would be highly appreciated!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Baselworld prediction with nice pitcures.here
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