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Nice...would prefer the minute ticks to be closer to the dial edge with the hands longer to compensate...
The New Omega Seamaster 37mm Milano Cortina 2026
Dashing retro looks paired with modern watchmaking mechanics make for an ultra-desirable Olympics-themed Seamaster! ...
I like the dial, the hands, the indices, the lugs and the crown,
so I guess I like it.
very true, it is exciting when the whole is greater than the sum of the parts
for this one, I think I will have to see in the metal. I do own a CK 859 reissue, and if one small thing bugs me about it, is the size is just a tick large for my wrist given a light dial. At 37mm, this one might be a better fit ....
Neither am I.
This Olympics-theme detracts me from this watch, even if I like the elements of design.
Sounds like everyone is asking for the Seamaster 1948 :)
Credit: Hodinkee Handsome watch but just need to add the angular lugs ...
How they can achieve 100 mtr WR with the pressed caseback? Interesting
I always avoid any watch with pressed caseback.
A thickness of 11.55 mm with a diameter of 37 mm ?
Does not sound well proportioned to me!
I would be seriously mulling this one over . . .
. . . had I not made a prior commitment to another pricy watch. Looks like Omega retained the tooling created for the 2008 limited edition made during the Beijing Olympics. [photo credits: Dr No, '08 / Bund 19 Hotel Omega boutique LE on the left, my Genèv...
