A possibly interesting visual history of a certain military pilot/racer chronograph aesthetic…
To some, what I’ve put together below is no secret; but for me it’s been a truly fun ride and learning process. This story/post begins here: 2 mos ago I spotted and felt suddenly and bizarrely compelled to buy this 90s Speedy Auto Date MK40 (3513.53), iss...
Great story
I love the numerals on yours! Here is it's younger brother circa 2012, also a v7750. This is my work watch so gets worn nonstop. Never had a problem. Never had it service. Maybe I should ! ...
Good to see your Speedmaster …
and posting your views of owning and enjoying it. That’s what watch collecting should be all about, the journey.
Then there's the Speedmaster derived . . .
. . . from your Japan limited, the rattrapante reference based on a 7750 movement issued in '03/'04. There were three versions; Nilo (our prior Omega forum moderator) owned two at different times. [watch and photo credits: Nilo] In case it isn't readily a...
Thx Art
I was not aware of this watch. Same era apparently. Looks a bit like the child of Omega with a Panerai Sub 106. Very cool.
