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Agreed that compared to the two others issued for the Paris Olympics, it is nicer. But still, the Tokyo 2020 Speedmaster was more interesting, IMO...
The Omega Paris 2024 Bronze Gold Edition
Special edition - not limited in numbers ...
I think the watch is nicer sans the graffiti...
Not sure why the Ag925 is necessary in the center of the dial? ...
Much nicer than the Seamaster 300 Paris Olympics!
Good idea to opt for an unlimited edition.
Wow! I like it very much.
No offence to owners of the steel version, but this one looks very right to me. It has got a lovely vintage feel, with modern aspects at the same time. Very nice!
Now this is a nice one, nicer than the other Olympic ones that I have seen.
This is truly a nice looking watch. Very retro and modern in one piece. I hope my AD has one when I go to visit next. I would love to see it in the metal.
This is one of those rare occasions . . .
. . . when the second interpretation is more personally compelling than the first. Thanks for sharing, Charlie. Art
Yes, and I saw one in the metal at the LA boutique . . .
. . . but the Paris 2024 version is considerably more compelling personally. The engraved dial adds much to its appeal.
Objectively, it’s ok but not my cup of tea..
I don’t like how the 3-6-9 and the Omega logo look like they were cut out and pasted on to the dial. Of course, it might look different in reality. Also prefer the steel ck859
I saw it at the Omega boutique here in NYC
You are right that it's like decals that have been applied. I'm a sucker for enamel dials having collected Rolexes from the 20's and 30's. That would be my favorite, then the one in steel.