WRUW? An Omega?

[Teeritz]

One in secondary school, the other in her last year of primary. Which means that every morning is a logistical challenge. 2015 should be quite busy, but a lot easier because they'll be at the same school. The last two years have been tricky on so many fronts, but we're all still happy and healthy and that's all that matters.
Congratulations on the engagement! [insert 'they-grow-up-so-fast' cliche HERE].

[Matt]

One in secondary school, the other in her last year of primary. Which means that every morning is a logistical challenge. 2015 should be quite busy, but a lot easier because they'll be at the same school. The last two years have been tricky on so many fronts, but we're all still happy and healthy and that's all that matters.
Congratulations on the engagement! [insert 'they-grow-up-so-fast' cliche HERE].

They sure do. The first four have pretty well rattled off the production line and are self financing. In fact our middle girl has taken a teaching position about twenty miles away and is picking up a pleasing amount of baby sitting. All are making an effort to be central to the life of the new brood which is handy as they are all old enough to be their parents. Love is not a force to be underestimated.

[CamB]

[MHe225]

Been wearing a non Omega for the past 4 weeks or so, matching my wife's watch:



Main reason for not wearing my Omega*:



Fortunately, all parts have come together again, so now I'm finally wearing my 2000 Speedmaster Professional again



* okay, I could have picked another Omega from the watch-box, but when you can't wear the one you want to, then it's hard to pick one of these others

[GaryF]

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Looks like an Invicta with an exhibition back.

[jraul7]

Morning Omega nuts!

[Dienekes]

[shameless]

the images seem so much better 'on here'

[CFR]

Have a great day, Gentlemen

[MHe225]

For me, still the Speedmaster Professional; the watch hasn't left my wrist since it was brought back to life. Different picture:


(excuse the dust)