Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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My take on the tri-metal Seamaster is that . . .
. . . it's more of sports watch a la Royal Oak or Overseas than a Planet Ocean. I briefly considered getting it but went with the Ultra Deep instead.
Thanks much for sharing these gorgeous shots!
HNY,
Art
My take on the tri-metal Seamaster is that . . .
. . . it's more of sports watch a la Royal Oak or Overseas than a Planet Ocean. I briefly considered getting it but went with the Ultra Deep instead. Thanks much for sharing these gorgeous shots! HNY, Art
Never seen or handled one in the metal, but have always thought of them as a showcase of the pinnacle of
Omega manufacturing. The combination of light (titanium) and heavy (tantalum) probably results in the perfect weight balance. Visually, itâs stunning with the chiseled gold bezel. Then we get to the no-date dial đ
Thanks. I liked the three tone models from the 90âs
and finally went with the new iteration some decades later.
Merci. Limited to 2500 pieces, I somehow have the impression
they have trouble reaching this number as the model has been around for quite some time.
I didnât know the number of pieces,
but what I meant is that itâs a model which isnât often seen.