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A yes beautiful pieces carved and finished by diamonds...
Probably the only Achilles heel to these watches - my wife's hands!!!
Love your Omegas - feels good when ceramic is finished well and designed well 
My wife does have a Chanel J12 and it's just "standard" glossy finish.
Another photo just taken...
Cheers
Peter
Three years with the 26579CE...
Amazing that it's been about three years with Ceramic QP, and it still looks as new as it did when I first received it! For the first two years this was my primary daily wearer, desk diver, and traveler. Interestingly enough - it's been a pretty understat...
Sharp looking
Very legible for a QP. The ceramic doesn't seem to show any sign a wear, quite impressive especially the clasp which takes most of the beating as a desk diver!
My biggest fear has always been either doorknobs and seatbelts...
And every time I feel like I think there has been a scratch or dent or crack made - this watch comes out so far unscathed. I'm a fan of patina and all but to me this is one of those "set it, wear it, and forget it" watches Cheers Peter
Very very nice!
As a DSOTM and GSOTM owner I have a huge appreciation for ceramic watches. Omega has actually injected molecules that allow the ceramic to be fully functional down to 2000 ft. One of the criteria I use to judges ceramics in horology is textures. As with y...
A yes beautiful pieces carved and finished by diamonds...
Probably the only Achilles heel to these watches - my wife's hands!!! Love your Omegas - feels good when ceramic is finished well and designed well My wife does have a Chanel J12 and it's just "standard" glossy finish. Another photo just taken... Cheers P...
Well summarized Peter.
The black case and bracelet seem to help minimize the plethora of displays. I adore a traditional PC layout like AP has forever used, even if my eyes can no longer read the gauges without readers, and the black case seems like a perfect frame. Thanks for ...
Thanks Michael!
I agree - I also have a strong preference for the traditional PC layout of the AP over others - one that has mostly not changed for many many years. Funny also how AP was bold enough to place a PC in a sporty case with the 5548. Cheers Peter
Thanks! I still am surprised at the emotions it evokes...
And still how difficult ceramic pieces come these days... Cheers Peter