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This is superb. I will throw in a crazy idea: how about we make a custom dial somewhere and we create a community watch available n our own? Case, hands, movement are world class. Let’s make our own dial!?!
Sure, a black dial with white hands for example
or dark grey... I have a feeling it might be coming at some point
Good one from Omega...cleanest Sector dial from any brand in recent times IMHO
Movement is stunning too, happy it is a manually wound one !
Best,
mahesh.,
Vintage Ω sector dials . . .
. . . are way cool. And go for crazy money, too.
Glad to see Omega reissuing manual winding classics; here's hoping a Ranchero is in the pipeline.
Art
I wouldn’t mind either way. The important thing for me is the manual winding experience. So relaxing :-)
Manual winding puts the wearer in charge . . .
. . . just as a manual transmission puts the driver in charge.
;-)
True even if i prefer an auto for driving.. but i do get the allure of a perfectly executed gear change, quite satisfying :-)
This watch is nigh-on perfect at so many levels
I went looking for the pre-order options for my home city / area but the Omega website wasn't being very helpful (assuming pre-order is an option?).
If anyone can point me to how to sign up that would be helpful. Thanks much.
Thank you. Yes, that was the first place I visited yesterday. "No results found" even though there are two ADs in the city. No matter, will pay a visit to them and others that stock Omega. Best regards.
Perfect. Would be a very very great dress watch if it done in 36 - 37 though.
My only gripe is the water resistant only 30 meters. With today's technology, they could have made it at least 50 meter, no?
More from me: Spoke with the boutique in my city (a large metropole). Two month wait. Also, apparently a version in Sedna gold that doesn’t appear to be on the website.
But why this stupid superfluous "Ag925" on the dial! This is BS on an otherwise nice watch...
n.t.
Agreed. The silver dial script is . . .
. . . an excrescence. The display back was enough of a nod to modernity.
Art