Glorious
The human mind is wired to appreciate symmetry, or so I'm given to understand. If that's the case, there can be no more perfect way to tap that sentiment. What a beautiful, beautiful thing you have there.
They sort of do... But it's a shadow of the original.
Not to mention the lack of a 30t2rgsc. ...
Omega heard your feedback and wanted to draw your attention away from the date window...
Problem solved... Ugh. WHY DID YOU DO THIS OMEGA!?!? ...
They aren't all bad. Omega still makes many, many wonderful watches.
These watches do leave a little to be desired, though. I certainly WANT to love them, but don't.
I certainly miss my RG Homage 1894
If it had the 30t2 Movement, I'd still have it. This original is the best ;-) Hell, all originals are best!
I love this watch, it's such a shame that the dials were so delicate...
As so few pristine ones exist.
Are the dials on the JLC delicate? I know with my Omega 30t2....
Even just touching the dial damaged it. Look at mine between 3 and 4 there is a notch missing on the outer chapter ring from a watch maker just touching it. ...
What do you mean by notches, exactly?
Here is mine: There is certainly corrosion. It was my grandfathers watch - he was the first owner - and wore it everyday. ...
Thank you. I am extra lucky because I am my grandfathers namesake...
So the watch was technically sold to me (at least my name).
Thanks for sharing yours, Edward. A comparison against the two examples . . .
. . . posted a few days ago should be confirmation enough they've been altered. There are six in my collection; a few have replacement crowns, and one has a balance assembly from a donor rg movement, but they're all essentially correct. My ref 2366 . . . ...
