Et "ægte" bond ur til salg.

[issing]

I wasn't trying to take this into an Omega vs. Rolex debate, as you clearly have done.

I was mere trying to say that in regards to British Military, other reliable brands have also delivered watches to them. I think 110.000 pcs. delivered during WW2 is quite a significant number of watches, which I'm sure the British Military wouldn't have ordered if they didn't believe these watches were of good quality.

I'm not an Omega fanatic, I juet tend to believe there are other sides to the truth than the one you are portraying.

BTW... if you want to go in the direction of this battle of O vs. R I seem to remember a significant Rolex chronograph failing all the Nasa tests and some other famous chronograph being used in space instead, but that's completely off topic and that can be continued on another occasion...

I don't know you Willy, but from reading your threads and comments for the past many years, it seems you have a lot on your mind, and at the same time you're a person who are the last man standing in the argument/discussion even after everyone else has left the room... ease up and enjoy the watches.

Even if watch bloggers are the worst scum on earth and all watch brands are talking marketing mumbo jumbo in order to sell more watches to please stakeholders, then fear not, the world is not coming to an end just yet.




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