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Omega Genève Admiralty Travel is correct for the period--and

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is correct for the period--and a B2 bezel sans accent grave in "tachymetre" (a version first implemented in this reference in 1970)

and powered by the manual-wind Calibre 27M

at 40mm or even larger

Originally popular with snorkelers and skindivers

which we date to the 1970s/early 80s

Omega Genève Admiralty Travel is correct for the period--andIn 1978, the racing yacht Manureva sailed into oblivion. She had first seen life as the Pen Duick IV, built for French sailor Eric Tabarly, but it was under her second owner that she would become as legendary as the Flying Dutchman. Tabarlys family acquired the first Pen Duick in the 1930s, but the boat languished until Tabarly grew up. Unable to salvage her, he built a new vessel in her image, using her hull as a mold and then casting a replica in

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