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Speedmaster Chronoscope Paris Olympics 2024.

By: amanico : July 18th, 2024-17:52

I could finally see the Speedmaster Chronoscope 43 mm Steel Paris Olympics 2024 in person. And take some pictures or it. The good idea? The solid case back. Now, it lets me a bit cold. I prefer the 2020 Japan Olympics steel Speedmaster. A matter of taste,...

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Speedmaster Chronoscope Paris Olympics 2024.

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Speedmaster Chronoscope Paris Olympics 2024.

I think . . .

Not my taste.

Ah, well, in that case . . .

The blue one is better looking in my opinion.

50m - does that apply to the Seine this summer?

From the beach. ;)

Looks awfully good in your live pics.

Yes, strange, with these gold applied numerals and gold plated hour and minute hands.

As a Frenchman in Paris where the Olympic games will take place, you are

No way.

🤣

I have other targets, when it comes to current Omegas.

😉 understandable

The NTTD, the CK 859 and the Seamaster 1948 are above for me.

The CK 859 is a great one definitely worth considering

I totally agree.

I think it’s interesting, but 43mm…yikes

Yes, really huge.

I found the watch appealing — the dial and the strap combination, also the case back — but, the size is too big for my taste.

Thanks for your feedback, mon ami.

The whole chronoscope line seems to be forgotten so fast...Reminds me I need to wear this often :))

I want to love it, but when i tried on my wrist i could not fall in love

I prefer your version, and to be honest, in a straight lugs 40 mm case, it would be nicer, in my opinion.

Many people still loves Pandas :)

Including myself. ;)

It looks good but does not trigger the X factor for me

Same for me.

Not bad I think. Cold yes but with a hint of charm by the black sub dial

I think that a black dial would have better worked with these gold numerals and hands.

Yes but that would be similar to an existing model no?

Not necessarily, if you put it in a 40 mm straight lugs Speedie.