Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Probably because I had a lapse . . .
. . . of memory: it's not a 3570. It's a 311.30.
[photo credit: Omega]
And, if their numbering system is chronological, it's the first 311.30, as the complete reference number is 311.30.42.30.13.001.
This reference was neither limited nor numbered, but produced for only a few years, perhaps four at the outside.
Art
As it is Speedy Tuesday today... let’s add some Speedmasters.
So what Speemasters am I still missing? 1. Speedmaster Racing Dial Japan 2. Speedmaster Alaska 3. Speedmaster CK2998 ? 4. Speedmaster Racing Master (with orange 😊) And what will Basel 2018 bring us? Another moon watch LE?? I actually hope they will take a...
Oh wow 😲
What a beauty! So now what? Where can I get one? Should I plan a trip to Japan?? Never saw It before...I’m in love now! ...
I've long thought a standard Speedy 311.30, either solid or sapphire back . . .
. . . (or both!) issued in titanium, with no other changes, would be an interesting limited. Art
Remember the brown 3570 released about ten years ago . . .
. . . that wasn't announced as a limited, and discontinued after three or four years? That's what Omega should consider, in my opinion: a run of standard titanium-cased Speedies without limitation, but not as a permanent addition to the line. Issue that w...
Probably because I had a lapse . . .
. . . of memory: it's not a 3570. It's a 311.30. [photo credit: Omega] And, if their numbering system is chronological, it's the first 311.30, as the complete reference number is 311.30.42.30.13. 001 . This reference was neither limited nor numbered, but ...
Steel, sapphire case back.
Never seen it live. Don’t know if the brown dial would do it for me though. But seeing the movement is not a bad thing in the Speedmasters case.