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Close call
Almost moved this piece along, but I couldn’t let it go in the end. I admit, I did get sucked into the Omega vortex recently with the Speedy white dial and FOIS. Funny how the brain is able to justify certain decisions.😊
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Explore the Omega Speedmaster Mark II ref. 145.014, known as the 'other' Speedmaster. This review details its unique 1970s tonneau case, integrated tachymeter, and caliber 861 movement, offering a fresh perspective on this vintage chronograph.
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Close call
Almost moved this piece along, but I couldn’t let it go in the end. I admit, I did get sucked into the Omega vortex recently with the Speedy white dial and FOIS. Funny how the brain is able to justify certain decisions.😊 ...
Looks great in my opinion
Probably the best box sapphire ever fitted to a speedy as well and no milky ring. How easy is it to grab the crown compared to other speedies?
Thank you 🙏🏽
I never noted a difference in using the crown between the different Speedmasters. This FOIS has always had a nice tactile feel while winding, and no problem holding and manipulating it to set the time.
Great call
That's a good looking watch and if it was bigger at 45.5mm I would have purchased one myself.
It is indeed smaller than the others…
but 45…and a half?! 😊💪🏽 I tried the 43mm ceramic Dark Side of Moon the other day and loved it.
If you don’t need to let it go,
you have every reason to keep and wear it! Best, Emmanuel
You’re right. This is one that will easily get more wrist time…
compared to others that I really should let go at this point. It just takes a little effort.
Snow White is a great nickname for that Speedy.
I just wonder if people would prefer the white dial over a regular panda dial (lacquered). If Omega releases such a panda in the future we’ll see.
