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The other perhaps negative is what appears to be bespoke strap ends and lug design. I typically don't like unconventional connections given eventual strap replacement, [nt]

Jun 01, 2019,00:57 AM
 

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I quite like the new Aqua Terra GMT Worldtimer

 
 By: Dave G : June 1st, 2019-00:51
A good looking watch in my opinion, but 43mm may be too big. Picture from the Omega Website. ...  

I agree with you on this...

 
 By: Cpt Scarlet : June 1st, 2019-00:55
They should have made it a maximum of 40mm

The other perhaps negative is what appears to be bespoke strap ends and lug design. I typically don't like unconventional connections given eventual strap replacement, [nt]

 
 By: Dave G : June 1st, 2019-00:57

Good point...

 
 By: Cpt Scarlet : June 1st, 2019-00:59
I would prefer a different strap.

The dial concept is very good

 
 By: COUNT DE MONET : June 1st, 2019-01:05
Even the size for a tool watch appropiate. However I rarely like middle luggs and I am not fully conviced by these, at first glance. A coneshaped crown? Also something that needs getting used to. Overall: still a nice new Omega!

Superb, but 40 / 41 mm would have been better. [nt]

 
 By: amanico : June 1st, 2019-01:22

PS: Does the city ring move? [nt]

 
 By: amanico : June 1st, 2019-02:15

My guess..

 
 By: greatpa : June 1st, 2019-08:45
No. As the 12 and 6 o'clock indices would have a hard time rotating due to the other hour markers ;-)