What is the "happpy feet"?

[miz@r]

I do not know what is that, can anyone tell me.

Thanks

 

[cptkirk]

Its the logo on the dial. The ends curve up and the Gen doesnt have that.

 

[KBH]

It's a small curl on the Omega logo which seems to drive certain people bonkers!

In reality, it is correct for many Omega watches, particularly older ones. It's also something that is next to impossible for the average person to see without a magnifier.

 

[wowz]

Its the logo on the dial. The ends curve up and the Gen doesnt have that.

Looking at the Omega website, doesn't the end curve up?

 

[cybee]

Looking at the Omega website, doesn't the end curve up?[/QUOTE

There seems to be different degrees of happy feet. The greek logo looks more like 'happy toes' to me.

 

[RaymanS41]

:ninjagone:

When people are talking about happy feet they are generally talking about the Omega PO. The Omega PO gens does not have the curved up toes.

 

[jmd33]

There seems to be different degrees of happy feet. The greek logo looks more like 'happy toes' to me.

+1

The printed dials have the full "happy feet".

My Black Bond with an applied logo and painted "Omega" have slight "happy toes"

and, I don't have one, but I think the PO's just have nubs.

Personally, I prefer the happy feet.

 

[automatics]

well... does this answer your question?

j/k. above answers, all good.

 

[WatchDoc]

As I've read, when the logo is painted on a gen, the feet (or toes) are there (some older models). On the Gen, when the logo is a raised metal "thingy" that's glued on (is applique the correct term?), then the feet should not be there.
Painted with feet:

Sticker without feet:

http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/...-color-question-3405732087_60eba70a56_b-1-jpg

 

[ewatch]

happy happy joy joy Look at the omega symbol very closely and you'll see there be happy feet

 

[funnyfrog]

Happy Feet is a fun animated movie !

 

[Om3ga_guy]

To be honest, I prefer the happy feet as well.

+1

+1

The printed dials have the full "happy feet".

My Black Bond with an applied logo and painted "Omega" have slight "happy toes"

and, I don't have one, but I think the PO's just have nubs.

Personally, I prefer the happy feet.

 

[ewatch]

It's a small curl on the Omega logo which seems to drive certain people bonkers!

In reality, it is correct for many Omega watches, particularly older ones. It's also something that is next to impossible for the average person to see without a magnifier.

Great response... KBH

 

[hascho]

Great response... KBH

Right. Nothing left to say...

 

[boostin20]

well... does this answer your question?

j/k. above answers, all good.

LOL, I just copied the image location to post that up. and saw you beat me to it.