Omega Trilogy Set Unboxing and Review

christianch · 2017-11-25T07:02:01Z

Unboxing and review of the Omega Trilogy set, celebrating 60 years of Seamaster, Railmaster, and Speedmaster. Explore the special packaging and METAS movements.

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Christianch shares his excitement and initial impressions of the Omega Trilogy set, a limited edition collection commemorating the 60th anniversary of three iconic models. His post offers an unboxing experience, highlighting the special packaging and the individual watches within the set.

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After a bit more than 8 months the trilogy set of 3 has arrived !

I called the boutique as soon as it was announced in Basel and by paying a deposit back in March I was able to secure one of the 557 sets!

Here you can see this very special collection from Omega!

The wooden box is really nice (but hug) need to find a way to display it somehow !

Each set has the number displayed prominently

Inside the box we have the red vintage inspired box with the 3 watches and a leather travel case

my favourite are probably the seamaster and the railmaster. Both have been updated with a METAS certified automatic movement...very cool!

of course the pre-moon speedmaster is also very cool !!

The set includes 3 leather straps and 3 nato straps in this wonderful leather travel case!

and here it is on my wrist! the seamaster for now as I think is really special !! Of course all three are.

The only negative about the set was the really long wait (it was forecasted to be ready in May...) but beside that I am really impressed with the quality and vintage feel!

What do you think ?

I actually like that trilogy appears on the dial too. To me it makes it even more special and it differentiates from the regular trilogy (single) editions.

Thanks for watching/reading !

Christian

Key Points from the Discussion

The Omega Trilogy set's unique dial inscription, 'Trilogy', differentiates it from the individual 60th-anniversary editions and adds to its special collector appeal, despite some collectors preferring unmarked dials.
The wooden presentation box for the Trilogy set is highly praised for its quality and design, standing out positively compared to packaging from other luxury brands.
The long wait for the Trilogy set, partly attributed to the METAS certification process for the movements, made the eventual arrival feel even more rewarding for collectors.
The set's inclusion of three leather and three NATO straps in a travel case provides excellent versatility and customization options for wearing each watch.
While the set is impressive, some collectors prioritize wearing their watches immediately, starting with a favorite like the Seamaster, and plan to rotate through the others with different strap combinations.
The individual Railmaster from the Trilogy series is also highly regarded, with collectors enjoying its vintage feel and updated movement.

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MichaelC

Nov 25, 2017

Quite an impressive set, I enjoy the offering of the 3 together. I am against extra dial markings, I think there are other cool ways to differentiate it, but those who got the set love it. Definitely unique. Enjoy!

christianch

Nov 25, 2017

numbering can be controversial but is very discrete so for me is perfect ! Christian

MichaelC

Nov 25, 2017

That is a nice detail.

Seamaster2254

Nov 25, 2017

three piece watch collection. These three are all one need in a collection.

alphabeta81

Nov 25, 2017

The watches are of course great, but the box set is just magic here. I wish other brands would follow - for example, the Patek piano wooden box is the absolute most useless box out there and heavy as bricks, for example! Kudos to Omega here.

Clueless_Collector

Nov 25, 2017

your numbers are very low 😜 Rgds Raymond

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