Ruckdee
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Thanks for sharing your first-hand experience. One question.
Does it mention in your manual whether the pushers are water resistant to the level where it is operable when submerged? I'm not asking to really use the chronograph underwater. Just say, for example, when you wear it in a pool without any intention to use the chronograph function, do you have to be careful not to allow the buttons to be pressed?
This is a sincere question because all of my Omega chronographs are Speedmasters and not Seamasters. Please disregard our past disputes for the good of the forum. Thank you.
Ruckdee
Follow up review of the stunning Aqua Terra GMT
I originally intended to do a review of my some of my wife's beautiful Omega's but I decided to do a follow up of the AT GMT, with new pictures, as I think it would be more interesting to forum members. I've also received emails regarding my AT GMT (and m...
Thanks for sharing your first-hand experience. One question.
Does it mention in your manual whether the pushers are water resistant to the level where it is operable when submerged? I'm not asking to really use the chronograph underwater. Just say, for example, when you wear it in a pool without any intention to us...
A comment on the 1st picture........
Lol, while I was admiring my own pictures I noticed something about the first picture that I hope many of you did as well. Do you notice the superb quality of the double sided anti reflection coating of the sapphire crystal?????? Notice how the sapphire c...
Continuous seconds sub-dial
Hi Pete, Thanks for the wonderful photos. I agree with you that there is much to like about this Seamaster GMT. In fact your original post sparked enough interest for me to take a good look at one at the Omega Boutique. The only issue I had with the desig...
interesting observations but opinions differ on the matter
The seconds subdial of the AT GMT shares the same layout as the Rolex Daytona and the Speedy pro, which I believe are the standard for classic chronograph design. In classical terms, you're asking for a level of precision that is normally expected to be f...
There are examples of both styles ...
Hi Pete, We could probably find plenty of examples of both styles, but just to demonstrate what I was referring to across several brands in both vintage and modern pieces, dress and sport chronographs, here are some images from the archives. Both designs ...
A very persuasive argument Andrew, I'll give you that!
The examples you gave clearly show that full 60 second markers on a subdial can look very elegant indeed. You have thoroughly convinced me of that. I now think I overstated the case. I like the Blancpain and Breguet best. I also share your sentiment regar...