Dog-Leg Case Is Back (Again) - New Omega Seamaster 37mm Milano Cortina

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The facets/ contours on the case on this one is not as sharp as some of the pristine vintage SS examples showcased in the forum. So am I right in speculating that the solid gold vintage cases were also never as sharp as the SS versions from the factory. This will make sense as gold being a softer metal will pick up dings on the edges if they made it too sharp.
Thoughts any one? Some of vintage solid gold examples may not be as polished as one would imagine after comparing to similar SS models?
I wouldn't be so sure about that. See below photos of a 18k Constellation with super sharp lugs. I won the auction but the seller backed out.

 
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Why doesn't the seconds hand line up with the markers. I can't unsee that.
Because its not quartz?
 
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Had the opportunity to see one in the flesh at the Omega Boutique in Boston:
 
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Looks like a redial 馃槀
Someone just posted this example as a way to compare this to the vintage dog-leg Connie in a thread that compares the Globemaster to the pie-pan Connie. The first thing that came to mind was this looks like a redial. The Seamaster font is way too soft and the white dial looks repainted white.
 
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Someone just posted this example as a way to compare this to the vintage dog-leg Connie in a thread that compares the Globemaster to the pie-pan Connie. The first thing that came to mind was this looks like a redial. The Seamaster font is way too soft and the white dial looks repainted white.
Yeah, I did. And I also wrote about this here in this thread 馃榾
 
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Yeah, I did. And I also wrote about this here in this thread 馃榾
Yup. But I like the Globemaster use of vintage Connie inspired features over this one. The Globemaster makes a more modern watch to wear. This Seamaster still looks vintage, but a badly done one in a slightly larger case.