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A couple of pictures of my grail: Omega vintage Speedmaster Alaska Project.
My Grail, my " Red Nugget ".
Or without its red shield:
Or without its red shield:
If the word Grail is over abused, often, here we can safely say it is not the case. It is a stuff of dream, with only a handful of existing pieces.
What a watch!
Best,
Nicolas
Not mine. It belongs to the Omega Museum. But it could have made a good April's Fool. ;)
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Good to know,
and a relief,for a moment I was imagining plans to steal that speedy from you !Now I have to change the entire plan
🔥🔥. You crack me up mon ami. For a non Speedmaster fan, one of your grails is a Speedmaster 😜🤣. Maybe you are a closet Speedmaster fan 😉 😜
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Choosing, yes, finding is another song.... :) When I think that I was offered one some ten years ago...
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...well yes my friend, lost opportunities are a perennial cross for our passion!
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Unobtainium...
but the reissue that I was able to try on at a retailer pre-pandemic was not bad.
Yes, John, the next best thing, indeed. Enjoy, my friend. I am still running after mine.
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All the vintage Alaskas were prototypes, right, Nicolas? . . .
. . . or were any of the handful now in private hands retailed?
Art
Protos, if I got it right, but you know, some protos have gone out of the manufacture...
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What a picture? Thanks sharing that I didn’t know the original has rotating bezel compared to new issue. Almost pull trigger for reissue.
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I own the Alaska project from 2008.
The thing I don't get is why every other limited edition has exploded in price but this one keeps sitting at 10-13k. Even TinTins are going for 16k.