Velociphile - No longer in the building
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Hmmmm, Can some one explain where 'Mk40' came from - it's a ref 3520 or 3820.53 ?
And AFAIK it was never a Schumacher watch when it was originally marketed (1998?) - pretty sure my memory is right as if it had been, I would not have gone near it.
I rejected it when I found I couldnt read the chrono scale clearly and quickly and then learned it had a 7750 and so simply got the proper Speedmaster, the 3570 with Hesalite.
Ah 20 years flashed by.
Velociphile
Hmmmm, Can some one explain where 'Mk40' came from - it's a ref 3520 or 3820.53 ?
www.omegawatches.com And AFAIK it was never a Schumacher watch when it was originally marketed (1998?) - pretty sure my memory is right as if it had been, I would not have gone near it. I rejected it when I found I couldnt read the chrono scale cl...
I recall them being commonly distributed at Omega's . . .
. . . retail outlets in the late '90s - early '00s. In the absence of the cult the Pro was about to develop around the same time frame, my hunch is that Omega issued this reference simply because the movement was in common use by other manufacturers. Why ...