Favorite Modern Omega Models

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3nicewatches

·Mar 23, 2019

Stufflers Mom

I think using ceramic as a case material is a great addition to the Omega range,

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Omegafanman

·Mar 24, 2019

Venice edition Seamaster.....Sadly it is limited edition and only sold in Venice.... but I think this is a cracking watch. I prefer Sedna gold but steel also looks good. Edizione Venezia......

 

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ras47

·Mar 24, 2019

I love the modern co-axial Speedmasters. The 44.25mm diameter works well for my 7 3/4" wrist size and the date window is key for me. And who can argue with automatic winding?

 

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kmacrae001

·Mar 24, 2019

Your co-ax is lovely, so don't get me wrong. But repeating something I read on OF that made me smile, "you don't have to wind a speedmaster everyday... you get to wind a speedmaster eveyday".

 

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OceanPerpetual

·Mar 27, 2019

The new Planet Oceans, SM300MC, and the Coaxial Speedmasters

 

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deanathan12

·Mar 27, 2019

I like the modern throwbacks like the 1957 Broad Arrow below. But you can't go wrong with a Good Planet lol

 

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whippetman01

·Mar 27, 2019

 

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gpssti4

·Mar 30, 2019

It’s a bit like asking which is your favourite child. All of them I say.

 

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KAP

·Mar 30, 2019

My modern favorites are the Speedmaster FOIS and Seamaster Trilogy

 

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cfracing

·Mar 30, 2019

I love my 60th Anniversary 1957 Speedmaster, but another Omega that catches my eye is the Seamaster Planet Ocean Liquidmetal Limited Edition, even though I am not a big fan of dive watches.

 

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speedyproftw

·Apr 13, 2019

It's not the most versatile watch unless you wear a lot of brown, but I sure do love the Apollo 11 45th Anniversary Speedmaster on a titanium bracelet.

 

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Wivac

·Apr 13, 2019

I own 50% of my favourite moderns, PO is rarely off my wrist, while the 57 is the reason all ADs and Boutiques I pass have nose marks on the window

 

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Hoddspur

·Apr 13, 2019

Some fantastic watches on here but it does, of course, need an Ultraman!

 

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gippo

·Apr 16, 2019

1 Seamaster 2 Speedmaster

 

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NYCwatchgal

·Apr 16, 2019

Trying on The Omega Seamaster Exclusive Boutique New York Limited Edition. Really nice. Still thinking about it 😉

 

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77deluxe

·Apr 16, 2019

Ploprof.

 

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Foo2rama

·Apr 16, 2019·Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can.

The one I don’t have yet...

Globemaster, PO 2500 42mm, Spectre 300MC...

 

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Vix

·Apr 30, 2019

Looks even better IRL with a cream shade not generally seen in pictures. The dial texture is to die for and the attention to detail under a loupe is amazing (three dimensional hour markers for instance). The ceramic bezel is filled with five layers of enamel. A work of art.

 

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SpeedyD

·May 2, 2019

Vix

Looks even better IRL with a cream shade not generally seen in pictures. The dial texture is to die for and the attention to detail under a loupe is amazing (three dimensional hour markers for instance). The ceramic bezel is filled with five layers of enamel. A work of art.

Can’t say I’ve ever noticed much cream in the dial tbh. Maybe it depends on the light. It is a lively watch though.

 

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Bernardino

·May 2, 2019

NYCwatchgal

Trying on The Omega Seamaster Exclusive Boutique New York Limited Edition. Really nice. Still thinking about it 😉

Wow, I’m really starting to like these city editions