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Yes, plus Gregory Kissling and Arnaud Michon...
The team is really awesome and I had chance to sit by Greg over dinner to talk about how he designed the Ladymatic, my PCA Speedmaster and the Spectre, and challenges in making the Naiad lock, Aventurine dials etc... impressive 👍🏻
There will be another James Bond watch for sure 😬.
There are also Pt versions of the 70th anniversary Seamaster coming.
The Aquaterra Worldtime is sold out but you’ll be surprised if you asked what you like, they may still have it, like the split second Speedmaster and a rectangular Diver’s watch in a detachable case, first time I see that and you’ll never guessed it’s an Omega.
Cheers,
Raymond
Omega BaselWorld in the US...
A little late but I thought it's too good not to share what Omega had in place this year. A lot of effort, research and development went into the making of this year's novelties. Omega watches are 72% METAS certified now and aims to be fully certified by ...
Thanks for the photo journey, Raymond!
Some definitely exciting stuff. Speaking of which, which of the 70th Anniversary Seamasters took your fancy? And aren’t they a tad thicker than the original? Looking like you had a great time
I ordered the this one...
It’s not that thick, and is using their new METAS 8806 movement. ...
Pulling the trigger, Ray? . . .
. . . bravo! Not sure if I'll ever delve into modern Omega again, but these 2576/77 reissues would be right up my alley. A black 2576 clone, close to the original in case size, would be a consideration for my collection. What I'd really like to see are se...
It was quite difficult to choose between the 2...
I think the Tan strap looks better than the Sturgeon Blue. However, I feel 38mm is the minimum they will like to go in this era. I have other small seconds watch so I opted for the central seconds, plus I like the Lumen markers. Delivery should be in Sep....
Thanks for clarifying, Raymond!
Looking forward to seeing more live pictures after yours arrives
You’re welcome, another good year for sure...
They told me Sep for delivery, stay tuned.
Jean Claude was there! . . .
. . . lucky you, Ray - JC has been Omega's main man for well over a decade. Any snippets of future developments to share? Inquiring minds want to know! Art
Yes, plus Gregory Kissling and Arnaud Michon...
The team is really awesome and I had chance to sit by Greg over dinner to talk about how he designed the Ladymatic, my PCA Speedmaster and the Spectre, and challenges in making the Naiad lock, Aventurine dials etc... impressive 👍🏻 There will be another Ja...
The 1932 Marine is still available? . . .
. . . after the twelve or so years since it was released? I don't know why I'm surprised. The limited edition DeVilles . . . [watch credit: Ω boutique / photo credit: Dr No] . . . ca '03/'04 were still available in '12, albeit at the end of their run. Art...
Yes, that’s the one, in RG and WG case....last one left.
Omega rather keep it instead of letting it sit in a store shelf. It’s looks and feel good too. The one in your photo looks awesome 👏🏻
Looks like another 命太好 event and a lot of fun. 😄
Thanks for sharing. I am also interested in the new Seamaster as well.
🤣 you’re funny my friend...
The price of the Seamaster is reasonable with the METAS 8804 (small seconds) or 8806 (central seconds), modern technology, Naiad lock, engravings back sapphire etc. It’s very good quality watch so check it out soon because they told me it was sold out aft...
They do look good but it’s subjective...I agree watches need to be available for “test wear”...
before committing. My 命不够好 so cannot afford to order and buy without seeing like other real VIPs here 😂 That’s why I need to wait this long...if not for the chance to view these Novelties, I probably not buy any pieces this year till later when I get chan...