That is a firm fav for me, it is a great colour
I just saw this on a bracelet on you tube watch channel - it’s really stoped me in my tracks - how beautiful is that dial?
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That is a firm fav for me, it is a great colour
That is nice. Just wish they had stayed with the vertical lines. They just looked better IMO.
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Very nice, I love Omega dials and this colour makes it pop
Lots of brands getting in on the green thing after popularity of Rolex
Rolex didn't invent the colour green. It's also found in snot, frogs and trees, all of which came first.
Lovely green that. Do you know what size it is?
I like the green. Lovely looking watch. Not sure about the lines though. Also think the hands are mis-matched. The hour hand looks like it's end is missing. Would need to see it in the flesh.
Funny how people perceive things differently. To me, the horizontal lines and date at 6 is a big aesthetic upgrade for the AT. I think this is the best looking version so far - combine that with the new 8800/8900 movement and it’s a damn fantastic watch.
No, the new version also comes in 38mm - although I believe in fewer colourways than the 41mm.
As well as size difference, the 41 houses the 8900 movement which has the jumping hour hand, but no quick set date. Whereas the 38 has the 8800 which doesn’t have jumping hour hand, but does have quick set date.
Just a case of deciding which size, colour scheme and complication you prefer. I’ve got my eye on the black 38mm for later this year or early next year.
Ooh that's nice and if you look at it sideways the lines are vertical.................
Not really my cup of tea but the combination of the green and the texture is both attractive and unusual.
The horizontal lines don't really bother me, just adds to the uniqueness of the watch.
That's lovely, I like it.
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Not my brew either but the colour is nice.
I rather like greens at the olive/khaki end of the spectrum, but I see them more as winter muted colours. YMMV