I'm kind of surprised they haven't been showing up for sale yet, especially considering the DSotM is popping up here and there. I had the opportunity to handle vintage Bullheads as well as the new ones, and I think they did a great job. They are incredibly thick though, and I think a bit overpriced since it doesn't use the 9300.

 

The DSotM is only in boutiques as well, which is what I was getting at. In fact, from what I know, there isn't a timeline for it to make it to AD's either. At least not at the moment.

What kind of discount do you have worked out with your AD? Just curious.

 

Well suck me sideways! I've been lied to.

 

I just tried on the white dial bullhead at the Omega Boutique near me. BEAUTIFUL!!!! The manager made a call and said he could get one with a single digit number. A huge chunk of money, but I wonder if the low number would increase the resale value down the road?
Any thoughts???? Is this an investment watch or just something that will look GOOD on my wrist?

 

It has existed in Bucherere caliber 930 with a brief finish

 

I tried one of these on at the boutique when the Basel carnet did the tour....

I honestly liked it better than my Panerai Luminor Marina....it seemed very much like the Omega equivalent... only problem is that I have the Panerai... Can't see too many Paneristies (is that a word?) going to the bullhead... I think that if that is the sort of watch you like, you'd be hard pressed to not get the pam - less $$ and probably better re-sale..

 

Lovely timepiece

 

an another rarest version produced by Omega



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I tried on one of these new bullheads. Very skeptical first. Thought it would be too thick and chunky. But actually remarkably comfortable and wel designed. Even looked good on my tiny wrist.