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A new arrival from Omega : new and "old" at the same time!
In fact a NOS Omega "FOIS" in Sedna Gold.
Introduced in 2015 this watch immediately caught my attention by then .... but somehow never did make it to my collection.
This is now corrected as I found this full set complete NOS (partially still with the stickers) example : and what a beautie it is!
Here a few pictures :
Certainly some strong and welcome vintage vibes.
Great colour combination with the Sedna gold case and the brownish dial accents and ceramic bezel.
Very classical Speedmaster dial lay-out.
Crown and pushers identical to other FOIS models.
Nice classic Omega caseback hiding the 1861 movement.
This was a numbered edition not produced for a long period.
And a wristshot to show the watch on my 17 cm wrist.
And a wristshot to show the watch on my 17 cm wrist.
Somehow wears smaller than the 39.7 mm diameter would suggest.
For me one of the most beautiful Omega watches from the last 10-20 years (of course very subjective) !!
Thanks for looking,
Gerard
A new arrival from Omega : new and "old" at the same time!
In fact a NOS Omega "FOIS" in Sedna Gold. Introduced in 2015 this watch immediately caught my attention by then .... but somehow never did make it to my collection. This is now corrected as I found this full set complete NOS (partially still with the stic...
I like a lot of details very much here:
the colors, the strap, the warmth of Sedna gold… Congratulations and wear it in good health !
A true beauty🤩
Is this part of the lineup of CK 2998 panda (blue and black) releases?
Congratulations on filling the hole;)))
It looks nice, and I’m sure also comfortable. Enjoy!
Wonderful!
I love the warmth and 'feel' of the Sedna gold...just gives it a very classy and sophisticated look...Congrats!
Brown and colored gold is a wonderfully rich pairing.
They work so well together. The wrist shot is fantastic. Happy for you!
I also used to have the blue panda CK.
A mistake to let it go ...partially corrected with the Sedna Gold version.
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I picked this up last year for a bargain and its the capstone watch of my collection, a gold chronograph. It does wear compact. I love every detail about it, the brown details, the matte leather strap, and the closed case back.
That's gorgeous! And for just a few dollars more (haha) you will be able to see the hands well all the time. One thing I don't like about my blue one is that when the silver hands are not over
the blue subdials they are hard to see. With the black one that situation is reversed, when it's black hands "are" over the black subdials they are hard to see. Those gold hands will always have good contrast, good visibility all the time.
