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·Back in the day the exhibition pieces were shipped without movements. That would certainly keep them from being sold. Any possibility that’s still going on?
Why all the fuss? Its just a Speedy with a cartoon dog on it! 😗
Back in the day the exhibition pieces were shipped without movements. That would certainly keep them from being sold. Any possibility that’s still going on?
When people are told they can't have something it makes them want it even more. In 2019 Omega was able to turn out 6,969 pcs of the Apollo 11 with little issue with the new 3861 movement. No long queues and people got their watches within six months.. Now Omega drips these out over years, making many people pay for them upon ordering, making them believe these are difficult to make. Just marketing and game playing by the new Omega.
A lot of it is strategic marketing and production by Omega for sure, but I wouldn't discount the design of the watch itself. There's just a lot to like about it, front and back. Compare it to the 60th Bond, Omega is slowly drip feeding those to the market too but in the gray market they're only going for +20-30%
They are cheaper than ever on grey market. Only 20% over retail.
Where do you see that?
Retail is $10.6k and I'm seeing gray listing at mostly $17-19k. That's still +60-80% but yes better than a year ago.
I'm seeing some go for high 14s and low 15s, so still 35%+...
Why all the fuss? Its just a Speedy with a cartoon dog on it! 😗
Say the same thing about the strip club every time....
I can imagine how frustrating it is waiting for your dream-watch. However I find that if you're patient, polite, and stay in touch with your local Omega Boutique, your patience will be rewarded.
...and spend a ton of money. Also an important point.
I should note that I secured a 321EW from my local OB after a brief 3-month wait with zero buy history. They earned my loyalty after that transaction and the other watches followed shortly thereafter.