Reply With Quote44mm :(
I think with the new Speedmaster, we all missed the new two dial chrono launch of the Seamaster. They have it in all metals and rose gold with a black bezel, which has been done to compete with the Rolex Yachtmaster. At 20k that version of the watch is 44mm and I am sure with discount could be bought new for 16k. Looks very nice and well made, I particularly like the Rose agold bi metal at 9k, but I think 7k will easily be achievable. IMHO I think this is a better watch than the very thick PO, it is also a step up in engineering.
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44mm :(
Diver/chrono always seemed wrong...
Somewhere along the last few years the Seamaster has overtaken the Planet Ocean for being a more interesting watch. Hopefully this means the PO is up for a refresh soon.
These look good - the all gold one looks fantastic. Pricey as ever of course.
44mm = missed opportunity.
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Huge 9900 movement in it - doubt it could be smaller. But agree in principle! A 41/2mm version would have been betterOriginally Posted by number2
Looks pretty good .It's large but managable and the price is reasonable.At least you will be able to buy it in a shop
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I don't think we have seen a 9900 movement in anything other than 44mm. Not sure if we'll see Omega bring out a newer smaller chrono movement anytime soon however. Cost too much and they can milk this for a while longer.
My mistake, misread... apologies
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How much????
nah, dont like it
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Nice looking watch but 10% too big for me.
Agreed.
If this was available on blue rubber strap and at £3700 I’d be all over it.
They are lovely but hitting 20k for the gold versions feels very high. I suppose for all second hand owners of Seamasters it might up value their watch’s though.
I wonder if Omega are trying to replicate the growth of Speedmaster residuals / desirability with the Seamaster range
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As these bracelets do not taper, they can be an absolute nightmare to wear and I reckon even more so with these chronos. Am sure a good solid after market will doable. Just need to work on the price!If this was available on blue rubber strap and at £3700 I’d be all over it.
They are lovely but hitting 20k for the gold versions feels very high. I suppose for all second hand owners of Seamasters it might up value their watch’s though.
I wonder if Omega are trying to replicate the growth of Speedmaster residuals / desirability with the Seamaster range
Seamaster is unageing classic. By the way can anybody tell me where i could find to buy Omega Seamaster De Ville. I know it is quite rare, but i want to buy it for my boyfriend birthday. I have some time ( half year to find). So maybe someone knows reliable seller?
Do you mean vintage Seamaster Deville’s ? If so Chrono 24 have plenty . Though these are effectively dress style watches at 36mm. The Seamaster range has included very dainty ( by today’s standards ) models from the late 50’s and through the 60’s as well as professional diving watches like the SM300 and PLO Prof.
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