Dr No[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Then there's the Speedmaster derived . . .
Nov 29, 2021,23:48 PM
. . . from your Japan limited, the rattrapante reference based on a 7750 movement issued in '03/'04. There were three versions; Nilo (our prior Omega forum moderator) owned two at different times.
[watch and photo credits: Nilo]
In case it isn't readily apparent from the images, these rattrapante Speedies were humongous, measuring at 42.25 mm diameter. (I don't recall height specs, but tall, approximately 16 mm if memory serves correct.)
I've seen a few in the metal, including the fetching blue dial version, and tried one on once. It was too large for comfort, but not overwhelmingly. The main reason for not getting one was its rep for the split being unreliable. Interestingly enough, it was this model that induced Omega to commission formed racing straps, which coincidentally fit standard Speedmaster Professionals.
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