FOIS

Almost moved this piece along, but I couldn’t let it go in the end. I admit, I did get sucked into the Omega vortex recently with the Speedy white dial and FOIS. Funny how the brain is able to justify certain decisions.😊

The only one that caught my attention was the Speedmaster FOIS. However, the same movement as the hesalite Speedy, the thickness of the case and crystal, and the color of the luminous material turned me off. So I left empty handed.

Omega has been on a roll with their string of releases eg white dial Speedy, FOIS, and now the reverse panda. I’ve been wanting to put my ST1 back into rotation again, but with the new release it became more of an urgency in order to prevent a reactionary

The FOIS in Sedna gold has great proportions on the wrist. Best, Gerard

Love this one so much - a very classic look plus the legendary 321 caliber! This is the first watch I experienced in person that came from the dedicated Omega assembly line where the principle of 1 watch - 1 watchmaker is observed (or so they say!). I mus

Trying the FOIS on a bund.

I don’t have any particular reasoning, but I have been daily-ing my white Speedy and FOIS recently. The odd thing is that because I have the white Speedy on a bund, it has been making me consider putting the FOIS on a light brown bund, at least to try. Bu

I think it’s more a blueish grey than a blue. I love the whole concept and am thinking about picking one up. I don’t adore the fauxtina but can live with it in respecting what omega have chosen and are attempting to deliver. I have tried it on a few times

I very much like the vintage features that Omega put into this FOIS version. However, every time I come back to it hoping to catch a glimpse of what is called a blue/grey dial, it never happens. I can see the cool sunburst effect (subtle), but no color, e