A couple of things I noticed about this watch:
* The applied 11 looks funky, but there’s no lume so I’d have no idea if it was around eleven o’clock at night 😵💫
* The watch is apparently one of their new Novelty watches - when I was growing up a novelty watch was like a toy watch, or something that had a cartoon character (Snoopy?!?) on the dial
Not bad, but....
1. I wouldn't drop $10k on that.
2. I'd rather had a 60th anniversary Broad arrow speedy and save $2k (new price) or $4k (pre-owned)
3. I'd rather have an Apollo 11th 45th anniversary for the same price.
4. I'd rather have a Rolex GMT (DON'T HATE me for saying that! haha).
I pretty much couldn’t be more disappointed with these 50th anniversary Speedies. Pretty lame, but that’s just my opinion.
However, you guys complaining that the OMEGA isn’t centered should pop onto Omega’s site and look at its official logo/branding on the site itself and on, say, the product shot of the standard moon watch. You’ll see immediately that the E is most definitely not centered below the Omega symbol on any of it ...
Case closed
@blubarb In 20 years time, collectors will cherish that kind of details. Just like the "Long E" in early matte 1975s or the long 5 on 1960s subs bezels 😁 Joke apart, yes, it is a bit weird, but I can that this can be adjusted.
I really hope to see the bracelet sold separately somehow 😀 Wishful thinking
i hate to say this, but pardon me if i do it. lots of omega fans were just duped. first, omega highly hyped a reissue of 321. then, many made their deposits. but, 3861 all gold anniversary came out. another thrill and suspense for another one coming, an ss to be released. this time. unfortunately, it's 2 tone. ! anbut wait many seemed to like it. so deposits are collected. problem is, where is the 321? well, just be ready with another deposits because omega will make another secret announcement. sales will be picking up more.😡
You can get a nice vintage 321 for probably less than whatever Omega will ask for a new one...
