WATCH POP

Hi,




I put this small stopwatch on my site and some other new...This one was made in the end of the Nineties and was quickly withdrawn from the catalogue after a short career. The 2 subdial models had arrived certainly too early in the collection. The Dynamic collection disappeared with him. The caliber is one 1138 with a plate Dubois Depraz. It has a diameter of with little meadows 37 mm. I bought it nine after his disappearance of the catalogue, in fact by noting that it was not there any more... Omega still had some in stock two years ago.





Best regards I own a Dynamic chronograph just like yours, and also the so-called Dynamic date (non-chronograph) which is, in my opinion, one of the most attractive watches Omega ever made. Congratulations for your watch! Hi

It is a very nice watch, very legible and reliable. Movement is the eta 2894-a2 a modular chronograph movement.
The dynamic is somewhat inspired of a military watch, interesting to own and a good collectible.

regards

V8 Interesting that you mention this watch.

Today I passed by the local Omega shop to pick up my wife's watch.

And there it was, one of the last Dynamics, brand spanking new.
Going for less than $930.-.

I'm tempted....



Brutus Seriously, I think of the Dynamic as a spirited, casual watch with vintage design cues. I was trying to buy a gently used sample from a friend of mine but he wouldn't part with it.
"I am not a number, I am a free man"! My wife has been wearing her Dynamic Chronograph on a Carbon Hirsch strap for two years. She loves it...Great Watch..da can o tuna I have the Dynamic Date and put an olive drab Nato strap on it yesterday. Looks like a million bucks! Very nice watches and awesome values. I'm really surprised Omega withdrew the line after only a few years. Maybe they didn't sell well?