Omega

This is not the first review of this watch in this forum so I will try to give you some different views on the watch and the reason why I got so excited about it and I was impatiently waiting for the watch that arrived at my AD today. In reading several r...  

hopefully not from me ) I agree this watch does have a special character and charisma. The built and quality of Omega and its movements has won me over with this piece. I managed to take a photo with my "Ex" before she's gone and just swapped the NATO las...  

partially responsible with not only your nice photos but your very cool LE number but only partially as I feel in deep love with this watch -- not just the look but also the great movement and innovation of Omega. Thanks also for your gorgeous car photos ... 

and the end it is not too long, just fine. This is also my first watch with Nato and I like it so maybe I'll be like you, ordering some more. When you swap the Nato to bracelet, be careful as the pins will fly off because I'm too afraid to scratch the wat... 

that I had several incoming lately but I am very happy about this omega and discovering such a wonderful watch at a relatively more affordable price range. Thanks for the hint re: changing the strap to the steel bracelet. I don't think that I will switch ... 

A practical and logical one. Well, who knows when an Aston dealer opens nearby, I might get one again because I won't sell my watch. Rgds Raymond

On a roll! You just found the natural way to wear a Nato, my friend. This is the way to do. Very tempting watch, I must say. I am still waiting to see one in the lfesh, which may not be that hard, with 7007 pieces, and to compare it with the regular produ... 

it is probably not so hard to get as it is a large limited edition -- still not at large as the other spectre aqua terra which is over 14000 pieces -- here locally I had to wait a few days because luckily my AD where I bought many other watches (e.g. rece... 

The US boutiques has it in Sep already and was told only 300+ pieces for this market. Not sure why they aren't readily available in Europe region since James Bond has its origins in UK. Only after that, the AD will get them. Your AD must have very strong ... 

but it is still pretty much very available (today the boutique called me but I did get it from the AD yesterday). I am sure that my AD has good connections but also the official launch here is basically between now and the film launch in early November...... 

Don't think I'll be returning it for a while!=) Wear it in the best of health! J ...  

like to see other photos of this wonderful watch is really great!

Great to read your way to the Spectra! Congratulation! Not long ago I had the chance to compare the original SM300 Lollipop with this Bond version... I will come back with some thoughts. Best Blomman

thoughts on the original one. I think that it is very clever of omega (and other brands) to re-issue some classics with an updated movement but yet very close to the original edition. Omega managed to make this watch so exciting ..for me it is at amazing ... 

Congratulations to your latest acquisition! Yes, it looks fab with the all brushed bracelet and the lollipop second hand. Enjoy it. Best Moritz

influenced me a bit as you said Omega really nailed it on this one!

. . . are killing me. Do I wait for the Rail next year, or jump on the SPECTRE? Very, very tough decision . . .

a bond watch Marketing pitch aside I think you should try it on ..it seems to be very popular already. I am not surprised because it is function (GMT) and it has a lot of character/cool factor. Very vintage looking, very much bond!

. . . exactly Bond . . . . . . either ;-) . . . ...  

a watch fitting the character On a more serious note I think that this watch looks good and is a good seamster edition with the additional GMT bezel that can be useful (I have too many watches but this is my first GMT) but you obviously need to try it on ... 

Science class was never this fun . . . I've always felt he was more of a Railmaster kinda guy ;-) . . .

I love it how you always manage to share your latest joy in such a convincing way! Enjoy agent 007! Cheers Robin