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Art, since it's looking like we are never going...
To get a chance to play each other in pool. I decided to join you in the 321 club instead!
I haven't owned an Omega in a long time and I originally started looking at one of the James Bond Seamasters a year ago as a watch to travel with but fell in love with this Ed White homage instead as I started going through the Omega catalog. I just got it today and have about 3 hours of experience with the timepiece so far but the watch is stunning, the bracelet is very comfortable, and the movement winds smoother then my Datograph. So far so good! Tony
I haven't owned an Omega in a long time and I originally started looking at one of the James Bond Seamasters a year ago as a watch to travel with but fell in love with this Ed White homage instead as I started going through the Omega catalog. I just got it today and have about 3 hours of experience with the timepiece so far but the watch is stunning, the bracelet is very comfortable, and the movement winds smoother then my Datograph. So far so good! Tony
Thanks! I didn't think I'd own another...
Omega but this one really caught my eye as I loved the job they did re-issuing it. I was also looking at buying an original Ed White 321 as well but everything about this modern verison worked better for me. This 321 truly is a modern masterpiece within it's price range.
Tony
Tony
“Smoother than the Datograph”: that says a lot!
Wonderful. Congratulations and enjoy.
Best, Emmanuel
Best, Emmanuel
Yes, I was super surprised when...
I first took the watch out of the box and started winding it. Of course the finishing isn't to the level of a Datograph but I think the wind of the 321 caliber is a little smoother.
I stand corrected...
I got my Datograph out today, it definitely winds smoother then the 321, I got a little carried away with my new watch I guess!
Thanks for letting me know!
This is reassuring for the Datograph while still giving a good idea of the quality of the 321!
Well, if EW wasn't already a community watch . . .
. . . it is now!
Congrats, Tony . . . you've got a gem there.
Thrilled,
Art
Thanks! Your great photos helped put me...
Over the edge. I had never seen the watch in person or tried it on before I bought the 321 the other day. Your fantastic photos, amongst others, were the only thing I had to go on!
Tony
Tony
Wow! Photos can be quite deceiving! Thankfully, you appear more than thrilled with this spectacular Ω!!!🤌
Enjoy this beautiful Speedy, Tony!🥂
May I join you gentlemen? A bit late I know but with much enthusiasm for this …
… favorite version among modern Speedmaster offerings.
Omega did a superb job with this re issue of the classic EW.
The original one wishes to say hello! Not in the best shape but still working well…
The original one wishes to say hello! Not in the best shape but still working well…
Yes … plexi needs replacing!
Best cordial regards
Abel
Looks good. I have had mine for a little over a month now...
And love it. The Ed White reissue is truly a modern masterpiece, it was done to perfection!
I'm wondering when Omega is going to release a modern "Blueberry" version of this one?!
I'm wondering when Omega is going to release a modern "Blueberry" version of this one?!
Hello dear Tony: absolutely agree with your thoughts on this modern EW. The use of a modern version of legendary 321 adds to the interest of this version...
... and regarding the "Bluberry" variant it would be easy for Omega to do it. I would like Omega could offer a blueberry bezel as an available accesory which we could buy at their boutiques. I personally like those bezels but I don´t think Omega would release it as a new model. But ... who knows?
I guess it is not known how the very rare blue bezels of the original 105.003 came to be: was it a defect of the black anodizing turning it blue? Or it was a result of wearing against clothes cuffs?
Keep enjoying and loving your dear Tony!
Best cordial regards, Abel