Omega Speedmaster GSOTM: Grey Side of Moon Vintage

myles721 · 2023-11-25T15:57:13Z

Explore the Omega GSOTM and vintage references 2364 and 2366. Discover rare steel and gold versions and the enduring legacy of Omega's precision.

Myles721's original post captures the essence of collecting by showcasing a significant Omega timepiece, prompting fellow enthusiasts to share their own prized possessions. This article delves into the community's appreciation for specific Omega references, highlighting the historical context and rarity that make these watches so compelling. It's a testament to the enduring appeal of Omega's craftsmanship, even amidst global turmoil.

Key Points from the Discussion

The reference 2366 is significantly rarer than the 2364, with an estimated ratio of one 2366 for every four 2364s, making it a more challenging but rewarding find for collectors.
The discussion highlights the existence of both steel and gold versions of these vintage Omega references, showcasing the variety available to collectors.
The community expresses admiration for the resilience of precision watchmaking during periods of global upheaval, underscoring the historical significance embedded in these vintage Omega timepieces.

The Discussion

Bill

Nov 25, 2023

Ready for the weekend. Enjoy the sun.

myles721

Nov 25, 2023

Thanks Bill,

Hope you had a great Thanksgiving 😉🦃

Bill

Nov 25, 2023

Great thanksgiving. Have a n awesome weekend.

Reuven Malter

Nov 25, 2023

This one looks so refined! I hope Omega will release a couple of smaller speedmasters, soon!

myles721

Nov 25, 2023

Assuming you’re speaking about DSOTM collection.

Omega has a number of smaller 38 and 40 mm Speedmaster models.

Reuven Malter

Nov 25, 2023

Yes indeed! Those are really interesting for the client who already owns a couple omegas / or even speedmasters 👍

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