Built In Ability To Age ....
Omega have said that because they specified the dial and bezel were to be made from lightweight anodized aluminium, both elements will fade over time. Personally I love this idea, what’s your opinion. My rendition of what it could look like in time... ...
Amazing! Its the swiss version of german silver
You love to wear it just to see how it changes its look.
Right...
...so Omega, like everybody else in the industry, justified their ever increasing prices over the past few years by the use of new, better materials that wouldn't fade with time, e.g. ceramic replacing anodized aluminum. And now one of the reasons they gi...
I am really sorry
I do realize that I came across in a very blunt way, and the idea was not to insult or offend anyone. You obviously love the watch, and have decided to buy it, so good for you and congratulations for the purchase (I actually rather like the watch myself)....
Hi Boris...
I don’t think you offended anyone, certainly not me. Always good to to have your opinion.
Some manufacturer ...
Some manufacturer even keeps two (apparently) separated companies to do the job!
It's A Great Way...
... To get an idea of what this watch will look like in just 24 months. Nice one, Captain.
Not sure. Love vintage, and appreciate patina, but . . .
. . . programmed patina? Hmmm. Have to think about that. And I wonder how long Omega will stock dials and bezels for these Seamasters. For the guy (or inheritor, or secondary customer) who would rather maintain a fresh appearance. Art
I've given the matter some thought, and have come to the conclusion . . .
. . . that all patina is good patina. ...