Clueless_Collector
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Wow....you are really a die hard fan, my friend...
Love your passion for watches and appreciate the great details and sharing your journey and adventures.
I will post some movements photos and like you said, it’s good by Omega standards and glad to see the display back.
Welcome Mr White...
Lovely classic and I can see why this will never gets old 😊 Plastic still on when took this wrist shot...it’s off now as in first pic. ...
It’s late afternoon when I received it, 4pm and I have something to attend to....
I will take better photos during the day.
Many congrats dear R!
Wear it in GREAT health ! Still waiting for mine to crawl it’s way Far East to my country ! The longer the wait the tastier the meal ? Congrats 🍾 again
It’s been a little slower due to the pandemic....
But I’m sure yours will be very soon....and you’re right, the day it arrives you’ll be super happy. Thanks Seeks
Could you tell us, besides the movement, what makes this watch so special on the wrist comparing
To the regular model? Congratulations!
Movement is the major difference....
Size of 39.7mm, and straight lugs without the crown guards, plus a slimmer bracelet. The bezel is ceramic with enamel fillings...Sapphire crystal with an Omega symbol engraved in the middle of the crystal, not above like acrylic.
Thanks Justin, I can understand how you feel after seeing this in real...
The watch looks really sharp. Enjoy yours too.
Yes indeed Raymond. I've been a hug fan of the Speedmaster since the beginning, so 27 yeara for me...
ever since I got an original Ed White many years ago, I've always thought about having a re-edition with modern updates. After having a fall on a mountain bike and damaging one of my original Ed White Speedies, I've been anxiously waiting for Omega to mak...
I can tell how excited you are Justin
By the ranking you have on this Ed White. How do you like the finishing on the movements?
Yes, you are correct about my excitement Raymond. As for the finishing, it is respectable and probably better than anything else they offer in a Speedy...
but of course it is below Geneva Seal standards and "haute" houses such as Breguet, Patek, etc... I did not purchase this watch for thr finishing, to be fair. It was more for the historical significance of the 321 movement as well as adding it to my colle...
Wow....you are really a die hard fan, my friend...
Love your passion for watches and appreciate the great details and sharing your journey and adventures. I will post some movements photos and like you said, it’s good by Omega standards and glad to see the display back.
