I got one of my grails!
Not what most people would consider a grail, but I've been searching for one of these silver dialed, all steel, 2nd generation Manhattan, automatic, Omega Constellations for a year. I know there are some overpriced ones out there, but I finally found one for a reasonable price. I love the horizontal brushing and blued baton hands. It is wonderfully thin at less than 8mm. I'm still in the honeymoon phase, but I couldn't be happier and wanted to share!
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Very nice! Congratulations!
Can't go wrong with a Connie. I own one and it's one of my favorites. Nice job!
That is a fantastic grail!
Congratulation!
I‘m becoming more and more a fan of the Constellations.
I love that Omega stay tru to the original designe.
Only you can deside what a grail is for you and if you want my opinion i think this is a great one!
Now that's what I would consider being on the quest for a true grail: being driven by an idiosyncratic love and passion for a piece that not everyone sees the way you see it. Great watch!
Looks perfect on your wrist
Beautiful piece! Looks fantastic on the wrist 🔥 Congrats on the capturing one of your grail! 🤙
Looks like a grail to me. Congrats!
Congrats
That looks great!💯
Great looking Connie. Congrats🥳
Love the watch. That is the "George" of the Omega line and a fine watch (maybe the Railmaster is the "Ringo"). Let's talk about the photo:
Leather ✔
Marble ✔
Wood✔
Hirsute wrist ✔
Contrasting gray and brown (anyone can do black and gray) ✔
You were right to exclude coffee and tobacco. The jacket and wood already covered the brown spectrum (if a bit on the light side).
I would have liked to see some green, either a succulent or a sprig of mint. Green would make the gray pop. B plus.
Love the watch. That is the "George" of the Omega line and a fine watch (maybe the Railmaster is the "Ringo"). Let's talk about the photo:
Leather ✔
Marble ✔
Wood✔
Hirsute wrist ✔
Contrasting gray and brown (anyone can do black and gray) ✔
You were right to exclude coffee and tobacco. The jacket and wood already covered the brown spectrum (if a bit on the light side).
I would have liked to see some green, either a succulent or a sprig of mint. Green would make the gray pop. B plus.
That's awesome. I'm not much of a photographer, but I do check the photo against a couple back drops to see what looks best to me. I'll have to get a succulent to improve my composition.
That's awesome. I'm not much of a photographer, but I do check the photo against a couple back drops to see what looks best to me. I'll have to get a succulent to improve my composition.
This is an ongoing joke of mine. We have some very good photographers on here. And then there is me.
Edit: take a look at @bevelwerks posts. I have really helped him improve his photography.
Congrats! What a unique one!