Omega

Who wants this watch? www.fratellowatches.com ...  

…too bad it’s not publicly available

Best Omega in 15 freaking years as far as I'm concerned. Cheers, Filip

I too, think its one of the best if not the best Speedy releases ever IMHO

I mean, who the fak is looking at the date in a fighter plane cockpit!? But honestly, it doesn't diminish my love for it regardless....

....they won`t check their watch at all... However, sometimes things goes wrong, be it fighter jets, Cessnas or a DA62s. Am aware that there are transponders for emergencies, but for a rough and remote emergency landing, crash or having to eject, the date... 

If they would make one without that hideous date window then it’s a done deal.

It's the first modernization of the Speedmaster that I like!

Omega, please make it publicly available.

"An official document has been floating around and shared on the forums, indicating a caliber 9900-based chronograph with two counters on the dial. It is interesting to learn that this 9900-powered watch has a mere 40.85mm diameter. This demonstrates that... 

Seriously though, I’d seen it elsewhere and yes I thought it looked pretty appealing too. Presumably this appears in the regular collection in some format?

This central chrono hand should only used for central minute counting ! #Lemania5100rule

I agree with some comments, best Omega for a very long time (I am tired by most of the Moonwatch iterations, only a few stand-out). An excellent way to celebrate the glorious co-axial movement. Despite my excitement, I am a bit scared that it will be 15kU... 

Stated around $6,700.... Totally reasonable! Let's see what happens........

make a friend in the military, OR stage an accident, take his ID, submit to this guy Leavens - Voila!

here and on other forums....

People have been asking for years for a Flieger without date to JLC and they only did a very small series for a group of collectors, nothing else. Let's hope Omega listens... Best, E.

And also, I'm obviously likewise not paying over $8K, by any stretch of imagination, for a steel Speedmaster!

Sharp.