I certainly respect any opinions on incredible haute horological, but, it is not me…I appreciate that these are incredible machines, but, too me, I love the history behind watches, love the stories, etc. but, at the end of the day, love a vintage Rolex, l
Apollo 11, Apollo 13 and FOIS How many watch models can a brand make so many variations? Sometimes we complained but from another angle, it’s actually giving collectors lots of options and choices.
... of Omega being awarded the Snoopy Award by the Nasa. Snoopy is the astronauts pet and the award is given by NASA to persons or institutions for outstanding service to the Space Exploration. Omega was awarded for the provision of their Speedmasters and
Like you, I believe Apollo 8 was a great achievement for the space program and a very risky mission. They had no life boat (LEM) like Apollo 13 had. Those three astronauts were brave explorers! Does anyone know what the 19th jewel on caliber 1869 is for?
I'm a big fan of the original Snoopy and what it represents. So naturally, I am also a big fan of the Silver Snoppy. This 3rd version is the most fun of the 3 and I think it is also the best version IMHO. I say this from a purely emotional aspect. It lite
I think it's a heritage they should be more discerning of so that the magic is further reinforced instead of diluted. I'd probably scale back and distill the NASA story along a few celebratory lines. I'm no expert but here's an example: 1) First Omega in
I would tend to agree . If you really want a 321 you likely should not wait to order and be prepared to wait a long time. Not sure what the situation is for the new snoopy. I would like both . I have a fondness for Snoopy growing up reading Peanuts . In s
we just need to see how Omega interprets this version compared to the previous Silver Snoopy. And yes, the Silver Snoopy has hit stratospheric prices recently and like you I have no idea why. I'm just happy I have 2 stored away and looking forward to the