33mm is quite small for a maleโs wrist but thatโs just my biased opinion.
1995 makes it at best neo-vintage so nothing remarkably old, so good and bad aspects to consider there.
Quartz movement, which should be great if you consider a less expensive Chronograph, however a bit pricey in my opinion, even being a Omega.ย
Just one guyโs take but take sometime to dig deeper ๐
Good luck!
I have nothing constructive to shareโฆ
Just that they are old fashioned and big on paper, so mailrooms across Switzerland should exist in abundance.
Bad humor aside, if writing itโs your interest then I would think in editorial terms.
Think of brands that have editorial arms i.e. a self published magazine (big brands, but very well staffed with people with a lot of editorial experience, think Omega).
Or publications focused on the watch industry that editorial is their primary business (publications you likely already consume if youโre into watches).
If youโre really into it, go for it nevertheless and stress test it here WC or by sending it spontaneously to editors in those publications.
Good luck!
I have consider this one for a 18mm lug titanium field watch I have.
Liked the design and looked comfy.
Consider in advance that case and bracelets might not match in tone, if youโre ok with that, I would try to find an after market.
Good luck ๐
Nice! ๐ค๐
Youโre lock stock and ready.
I usually pack lighter when have to catch a plane and the single case usually comes along. This time also brought a leather sleeve.
The G-Squares always go commando without any creature comforts ๐
My Seiko Giugiaro.
Itโs one of my favorites of all time.
Was my work watch for years and still looks in my eyes like a million Yen ๐
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