Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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I'll take a Mk II anyday . . .
[my first racing dial Mk II, Long Beach Grand Prix 2007]
. . . over most any Pro. Usually, the second incarnation . . .
. . . doesn't have the traction of the original.
Most prefer Connery over Moore as Bond. I'm in that camp myself. But when it comes to Speedies, the Mk II design captures the essence of its era so adroitly that I have to give it the nod.
Art
I'll take a Mk II anyday . . .
[my first racing dial Mk II, Long Beach Grand Prix 2007] . . . over most any Pro. Usually, the second incarnation . . . . . . doesn't have the traction of the original. Most prefer Connery over Moore as Bond. I'm in that camp myself. But when it comes to ...
Both mine were solid performers . . .
. . . especially the second one, gaining about 4 or 5 seconds per day.
I really hope you kept on the lookout for replacements . . .
. . . because Omega is no longer selling parts to third party suppliers. If you want correct hands and can't find them on the open market, your only solution is to pack it off to Omega for service. You'll get correct hands, but they may replace the dial, ...
