JTridesbikes
·I'm a huge fan of the Globemaster, PO, and of course the Speedmaster, but for me, if you can only have one Omega (and right now, I can only have one Omega!), the AT has always been it!
While the Speedmaster is designed specifically to be anti-reflective, the domed crystal/vibrant dials they put on the AT's use light to dramatically change the appearance of the watch depending on the viewing angle.
For instance, mine has a dark grey/black wave pattern (as seen on sidewalks in Rio/Lisbon) that you can see when the watch is face up. However, when you view it from other angles, the gloss black dial looks pitch black and as if the rose gold hands/markers are floating.
Another advantage to AT (this is subjective of course) is that it feels just as at home with a suit as it does with a solid tshirt/nice jeans combo.
While the Speedmaster is designed specifically to be anti-reflective, the domed crystal/vibrant dials they put on the AT's use light to dramatically change the appearance of the watch depending on the viewing angle.
For instance, mine has a dark grey/black wave pattern (as seen on sidewalks in Rio/Lisbon) that you can see when the watch is face up. However, when you view it from other angles, the gloss black dial looks pitch black and as if the rose gold hands/markers are floating.
Another advantage to AT (this is subjective of course) is that it feels just as at home with a suit as it does with a solid tshirt/nice jeans combo.
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