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Subexplorer's post offers a captivating glimpse into Omega's 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing event, highlighting the brand's enduring connection to space exploration. His personal reflections on the original BA145.022 and the new Moonshine version provide valuable context for collectors interested in Omega's historical Speedmaster models and their modern interpretations. This article explores the community's reactions to these significant releases and the event itself.
Last evening I had the pleasure of being invited by local Omega Boutique to a wonderful night celebrating the 50th Anniversary of First Moon Landing and introducing the new watches recently launched to commemorate this most important event for Humankind! We enjoyed a wonderful gathering with Omega representatives and fellow collectors and Speedmaster fans!
During this wonderful event I had the pleasure and unique opportunity of examining together the original BA145.022 from 1969 and the brand new Moonshine version launched this year to conmemorate that one small step for a man, one giant leap for Mankind!
The original gold Speedy worn with a simple leather straps instead of the original gold bracelet belonged to a lucky private collector.
I felt privileged to be able to examine both superb and historical Omega Speedmasters together!!
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That looks a fabulous experience Abel. The pleasure of celebrating the 50th !... Out of this world π
I was eagerly waiting for this celebration in my Country which adds to the big celebrations being organized by Omega around the World. Cheers! Abel
I was told that it works best zero atmosphere π
... Kennedy. These little pens really write well, in any position and though I never tried, its maker says it can write even underwater! I was promised one from Omega. I hope it will arrive in the next days. You see ... things happen in small steps here! Lol!! I finally got my little Astronaut pin yesterday night! I consider it some kind of condecoration!! Lol! Thank you my dear friend! Abel
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