The Speedmaster OMEGA Co-Axial Chronograph
Since it was launched more than half a century ago, the OMEGA Speedmaster has defined the classic chronograph. It is rugged and reliable and has a timeless design. And since the day in July 1969 that it was first worn on the lunar surface, it has been kno...
44mm
so they took this as an excuse to bump up the size in the "large" category, feh! A
Hopefully ...
.... they will also produce a "reduced" size of 39mm, which would be perfect IMHO. The new movement should still fit ... BWs Franco
That was my thought. 41 was perfect
I love Omega, but you can't call this a "Moon watch". It's something else. This message has been edited by mrsnak on 2011-08-31 18:10:18
Is every single part of the movement…
…identified? I get lost if barrels one and two are switched, or if the balance wheel is not clearly marked… God forbid if I can't find the crown!
I'm ok with the date..
Nicely placed on the 6 o'clock marker. Just the size is a put off. Just my thoughts. Thanks Kong for the post. Ed
not bad but the lack of the third subdial is what bugs me
A bicompax dial like this one doesn't go well with a watch that has been a tricompax. For the same amount of money or less I owuld rather vouch for a breitling transocean b01 which has 7 more hours of power reserve, self centering hammers and on which the...
Chrono Subdial Not New
New movement but the single chrono sub-dial is not new, new to Omega yes. IWC Yacht Club & PP-5980 already have single chrono dial. Actually I like the single dial to read 60 minutes & 12 hours, I am waiting for the Orange Dial Planet Ocean with the Orang...