Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Visually arresting, to say the least . . .
. . . and I'll bet it was as imposing as a Ploprof despite the size differential.
The current Seamaster that could find a place in my collection is the AT annual calendar . . .
[watch credit: Omega boutique / photo and wrist: Dr No, 2013]
. . . although not in solid gold as pictured.
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I'm so glad you saw it in person...
What was your perception ? Did it wear well? My next Omega might be this... ...
It seems like it has all the attributes of a travel business watch
as I already have the PO Chrono in stainless...I like this one as a travel / business because of the GMT, 15,000 gauss. I wish it was a tad thinner but otherwise I think I will pull the trigger shortly.
It’s amazing
I purchased it. Been wearing it all day and can’t even feel it on wrist. This is my 3rd Planet ocean and I don’t even feel the 45.5 size since the ceramic is so light! Great watch if you can buy it for a huge discount
Yes I own GSOTM and DSOTM black black
I am a huge fan of Omega ceramic because of the surface finish. Truly watches of the future!
Ceramic always scared me because it cracks
That said if it was an issue I assume more stories would pop up.
Visually arresting, to say the least . . .
. . . and I'll bet it was as imposing as a Ploprof despite the size differential. The current Seamaster that could find a place in my collection is the AT annual calendar . . . [watch credit: Omega boutique / photo and wrist: Dr No, 2013] . . . although n...
That’s pretty nice as well.
This watch wears slightly larger than the 43.3 PO. Negligible. Weight wise it’s lighter though
I hear you
Would be nice if omega can shrink the thickness but it’s overall doable. My 44mm Panerai msg wear bigger and clunkier.
