Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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The aspect of this model that's of special interest is . . .
. . . the case and bracelet material, Graham - they're made of titanium. I tried one on a few weeks ago, and even though it's a fairly large watch at 44 mm, the matte finish and carbon-fibre dial along with it's atypical lack of heft contributed to it's sense of suitability for slender wrists like mine. A very cool watch, and probably the only automatic Speedy I'd consider for myself . . . cordially, Art
welcome to the purists. this watch seems to have passed me by, can we have more details pl
i know i'm a bit out of touch with new model Omegas, but this one has totally passed me by and i know nothing whatsoever about it so Rob, please tell us all and review it for us please. welcome again. Graham
Cool, you got one!
Hello and welcome kaplan.rob! Great watch and Congrats on the Omega HB-SIA! The PuristSPro.com team had a chance to view it ( omega.watchprosite.com ) and I thought it was a beautiful watch. How do you like the titanium and carbon dial? -MW
Solar Impulse
I picked it up last Thursday. I put my name on my local AD's list right after Basel last year so it's been a long wait. I own several sport watches including Rolex, Panerai, IWC, Patek, AP and Blancpain. This is my first Omega. I must say that I am absolu...
Rob, what is the 'solar impulse' that the watch commemorates?
i understand the watch and think its ok, perhaps better than ok, but i know nothing about the 'solar impulse'. it looks or sounds like it might be a solar powered plane, ut can anyone impart their knowledge. best Graham