It was a struggle to get down to those! The PO is very photogenic.Tee Hee. I knew you would struggle Chris - and rightly so all are cracking pictures.
Nigel
Cheers!Just thinking the same. Cracking photos Chris!
Is you PO the 45.5mm version?Six-point-five inches, which is below average, but not rare. Based on what I noticed over the years, a greater portion of customers averaged around 7 to 7.5 inch wrists. My PO did wear loose over last summer, as I found that even removing the half-link made it a tad tighter than I preferred. Now that it's winter, I get a better fit from it.
Oh, no way. That would be asking for trouble. It's the 42mil model.Is you PO the 45.5mm version?
Even on an iphone, it still manages to look good.Taken on an iPhone in a traffic jam..
Wow! And here I always thought the 42mm version might be a bit off or unbalanced for my 6.5-inch wrist.Oh, no way. That would be asking for trouble. It's the 42mil model.
Mono, I would always recommend the 42mm to anyone with wrists up to 7 inches. Actually, at seven inches, you could go 42 or 45.5 mm without any problems.Wow! And here I always thought the 42mm version might be a bit too small for my 6.5-inch wrist.
Come to think of it, isn't it only 90g. on the stock rubber strap? ... Great. Now I want one. I thank you. My wallet hates you though.![]()
From my profile here are the details of my favorite PO, these mods were done a few years ago when the LM LE was released because I wanted it in 45.5.You have to help me on this one!
You know what my question will be?
Is this your mod? Did you place a new (8500) dial on the old PO?
Very nice one!!From my profile here are the details of my favorite PO, these mods were done a few years ago when the LM LE was released because I wanted it in 45.5.
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean - Black 45.5 custom 2200.50, with the dial and hands from the 222.18.46.20.01.001 (Diamond Bezel Planet Ocean) and the the bezel from the 222.30.46.20.01.001 (QOS Planet Ocean) white/blue lumed, black lacquer dialed 45.5 Planet Ocean with applied numerals and Omega script.
Cost was about $1,000 in parts and labor. Best decision ever!!!
interesting, i never realized you did this; any more pics? thanks.From my profile here are the details of my favorite PO, these mods were done a few years ago when the LM LE was released because I wanted it in 45.5.
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean - Black 45.5 custom 2200.50, with the dial and hands from the 222.18.46.20.01.001 (Diamond Bezel Planet Ocean) and the the bezel from the 222.30.46.20.01.001 (QOS Planet Ocean) white/blue lumed, black lacquer dialed 45.5 Planet Ocean with applied numerals and Omega script.
Cost was about $1,000 in parts and labor. Best decision ever!!!