Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Back when yellow gold Speedmasters were in regular production . . .
[Speedmaster courtesy Omega boutique, 2010 / photo credit: Dr No]
. . . they were priced about four times that of standard production steel Speedmasters.
The current steel Ed White lists for $14K; using the same factor of 4, the Canopus 2915 should be priced at $56K. Interestingly enough, it's priced 50% more. So yes, it's overpriced as a commodity, but not ridiculously. And the 50% margin corresponds exactly to the going rate for second-hand steel Ed Whites.
In other words, Omega is pricing the Canopus fairly.
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LOL
Joking aside it is nonetheless an amazing dial and watch. I am actually really tempted by the 40.5mm steel version
Back when yellow gold Speedmasters were in regular production . . .
[Speedmaster courtesy Omega boutique, 2010 / photo credit: Dr No] . . . they were priced about four times that of standard production steel Speedmasters. The current steel Ed White lists for $14K; using the same factor of 4, the Canopus 2915 should be pri...
Diamond.
Checked it out on Omega website. Can anyone tell me how they fit a diamond (if that is what it is) in in the eye of the sea creature on the sapphire case back? ...
Diamond...
Checked it out on Omega website. Can anyone tell me how they fit a diamond (if that is what it is) in in the eye of the sea creature on the sapphire case back? ...
