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very true, it is exciting when the whole is greater than the sum of the parts
for this one, I think I will have to see in the metal.
I do own a CK 859 reissue, and if one small thing bugs me about it, is the size is just a tick large for my wrist given a light dial.
At 37mm, this one might be a better fit ....
The New Omega Seamaster 37mm Milano Cortina 2026
Dashing retro looks paired with modern watchmaking mechanics make for an ultra-desirable Olympics-themed Seamaster! ...
I like the dial, the hands, the indices, the lugs and the crown,
so I guess I like it.
very true, it is exciting when the whole is greater than the sum of the parts
for this one, I think I will have to see in the metal. I do own a CK 859 reissue, and if one small thing bugs me about it, is the size is just a tick large for my wrist given a light dial. At 37mm, this one might be a better fit ....
Neither am I.
This Olympics-theme detracts me from this watch, even if I like the elements of design.
Sounds like everyone is asking for the Seamaster 1948 :)
Credit: Hodinkee Handsome watch but just need to add the angular lugs ...
How they can achieve 100 mtr WR with the pressed caseback? Interesting
I always avoid any watch with pressed caseback.
A thickness of 11.55 mm with a diameter of 37 mm ?
Does not sound well proportioned to me!
I would be seriously mulling this one over . . .
. . . had I not made a prior commitment to another pricy watch. Looks like Omega retained the tooling created for the 2008 limited edition made during the Beijing Olympics. [photo credits: Dr No, '08 / Bund 19 Hotel Omega boutique LE on the left, my Genèv...
