Why does George Clooney look like a borg?  (n/t)

WowEEE! Stunning, just stunning. One of the most impressive things to me was>>>
a bit surprising. That workbench is beautiful! AWESOME post!

Reading the subsequent posts in this thread made me realize something.
I did NOT adequately recognize the work that went into this post, nor did I adequately express my appreciation. Kudos to you sir, and kudos again!

FANTASTIC, that's quite a company history. Thanks for the tour.  (n/t)

Seriously Thank you it was awesome to see so many omegas !
That I can't and some never have! Really cool!

Quite the tour, Monsignor!!! Thanks!!  (n/t)

Thanks, Ricky!
I know that was a helluva lot of work, and we appreciate it.

Re: I know that was a helluva lot of work, and we appreciate it.
Thanks Bro. Les.

I admit that it did take 4 or 5 sessions spread over 3 days.

But three of those were lunch hours at work, so they don't count.

"I highly recommend that you visit the museum"- I sorta feel like I just did!
Thanks for all the photos, this really is a post I'll come back to (and I'm sure it was a lot of work).

It's on the edge of overwhelming really- I wonder what the watchmaker wears?

And who knew that omega's went to space

Re: ..I wonder what the watchmaker wears?
See, great minds do think alike.

I wondered, too, but couldn't ever get a clear look at his watch. And I'm sure the poor guy already feels a bit like a zoo exhibit, so I was loathe to rap on the glass and mime " "...

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And who knew that omega's went to space

I know! You coulda knocked me over with a feather!

Wow! Now I want at least a dozen Omegas! Thanks for that! (n/t)

Ricky. What a treat!  (n/t)

Ricky. Fantastic Tour and Pictures.  (n/t)

Stunning post. Astonishing company. (n/t)

for the tour and on the last shot  (n/t)

Nice!  (n/t)

Did you stop at the gift shop on the way out?  (n/t)

They DID have a gift shop, but no watches there.
Caps, straps, books, umbrellas, knickknacks of all sorts, even Fragrances By Omega for him & her. But not a single watch to be seen.

Whoa Nellie !!! >>> Absolutely Amamzing! for your big efforts for us!  (n/t)

Ricky, this is one of the your best topics, thank you, sir!!!subj ectsmiley65! (n/t)

Great post, thanks!
Looks like you spent quite a bit of time there, and I don't blame ya!

Re: Looks like you spent quite a bit of time there..
Omega says that the average time to tour the museum is 90 minutes, and they recommend that you not attempt it unless you can spare an hour. I spent about 2-½ hours there.

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..and I don't blame ya!

Mind you, that was in-and-out compared to the roughly five hours I invested in the Musée d'Horlogerie du Locle.

And, yes, there will be a post about that.. sooner or later.

WHAT an amazing post!! Thank you so much!  (n/t)

I'm dizzy!  (n/t)

for a great tour  (n/t)

Awesome! I stupidly sold an gorgeous Omega Quartz Seamaster back
in 1988 and have never seen one like it since. I was hoping one like it would appear in the collection - but no such luck.

Re: ..in 1988 and have never seen one like it since. I was hoping one like it would appear..
Here are a few..









Any of those close?

Might be a lot of awesome watches, but definitely an awesome post!  (n/t)

You know, that was just to obvious for me to think of!
But I really enjoyed your photo series of the trip to the Omega museum! BTW, ever been tot a Japanese watch museum?