Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
37522
Grazie, Geo! . . .
. . . the concept was hatched about fifteen years ago . . .
[grey 99.1 mock-up prepared by Dirk in 2006]
. . . but it took a dozen years to finally get off the drawing board.
I feel it was worth the wait ;-) . . .
The engraved dial is just too cool
One of the best independents out there today, especially for the money. Lovely watch!
That’s a lot of watch!
Dial. Hands. Movement. All top notch There are two German brands that I’d jump into, had they dumped straight long lugs for short curved lugs; NOMOS and Dornbluth
Runs good, too - off by two seconds . . .
. . . over three days. I don't know how long this level of performance is going to keep up, but for a year-old piece I'm impressed.
Agreed. I’d asked them (about performance) on Instagram, and they said
that they focused more on longevity as opposed to chronometry. I’m impressed with yours
Dirk can make another exactly the same - ask for dusty grey . . .
. . . color code RAL 7037. 😉
Saw this episode a while ago . . .
. . . and haven't stopped laughing since ;-) . . .
Peace unique
Albeit you share you piece unique, Omega is linked to you. I must get used to it, a die hard brand ambassador goes different. In my case, i try to push myself into a different watch way, but i can not leave Omega, Longines, and Baume and Mercier for some ...
You made the most
Of the collaboration and customization offers of Dornblüth. Great watch, enjoy it thoroughly! Best Andreas
Dornblüth was a pleasure to work with. When I asked for a grey dial . . .
. . . they sent mock-ups of different shades. I couldn't believe they went thru the effort to mail actual samples - must've cost them quite a bit in terms of effort if not outlay. All kudos to Dirk and his team! ...
What a great looking piece, this dial is so special.
The color of the dial and the engraving turn it into a completely different Dornbluth. Well done!
Grazie, Geo! . . .
. . . the concept was hatched about fifteen years ago . . . [grey 99.1 mock-up prepared by Dirk in 2006] . . . but it took a dozen years to finally get off the drawing board. I feel it was worth the wait ;-) . . . ...
I'll try my hand at taking a movement macro . . .
. . . this weekend, Jerry. Good hearing from you! Warm regards, Art
Here you go, Jerry . . .
. . . I'm pretty sure this is the view . . . . . . you were looking for. Art ...
