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Yes. They inverted the colors; yellow dial with a red seconds hand.
Both watches were released as part of the same series (the first Schumacher watch). Later, Omega did a deal with CART, the American open wheel racing series, that had a blue dial.
Thanks,
Brian
A friend of mine was wearing this at
breakfast this morning. It was really nice to see. I believe this is the Michael Schumacher version? Have a great weekend! ...
I just looked at the photo. It may indeed be
a custom. Not seen that before. Reminds me of the strap on Ayrton Senna’s Tag Heuer that he wore.
The strap looks like an Omega sharkskin originally offered . . .
. . . on Seamasters around fifteen years ago. They've been out of production for a long time and much in demand by Omega aficionados now. Great look in my opinion, especially on Speedmasters. Thanks for sharing your pal's Speedy with us, Ed! Much apprecia...
Looks like Ed was at the original “Original Pancake House”
Great watch and great breakfast. I miss that era of F1. I used to wear mine every race weekend. Nowadays, it’s just the Monza weekend and sporadically otherwise. Thanks, Brian ...
Very cool. Ed
My wife has the yellow one (used to be mine). The strap is the correct design but was deliver4d with tone on tone. So mine came with a Yellow strap in this “double barsel” shape.
Yes. They inverted the colors; yellow dial with a red seconds hand.
Both watches were released as part of the same series (the first Schumacher watch). Later, Omega did a deal with CART, the American open wheel racing series, that had a blue dial. Thanks, Brian
It's a cool watch for sure..
I have this one. Really like it a lot. Fantastic timekeeping accuracy, too. ...
