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Evitzee
·Thank goodness Omega came back to reality and retained the 'manned' wording instead of the silly, awkward 'human' word.
To that I say, "Amen, and Awomen".
To that I say, "Amen, and Awomen".
Is this the new Speedmaster?
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Alex Cheers
·Just called Omega hotline in Germany,they told me a six month wait time for the new speedmaster.☹️
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140dave
·Wow a minty DON for everyone now! I'm glad I didn't buy that tatty Speedy for it's perfect DON last month now. This shakes up the vintage market quite a bit.
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lunat
·look better...old DON is different
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Matty1
·Any thoughts on value of the outgoing models? Do you think they would hold their value?
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mancio
·For me is the best of both worlds.
A modern mechanics with the looks of vintage speedy and fat pusher for a reasonable price.
Not a great fan of the green line but that can be fixed 😁
Btw, Should we call it speedy restomod?
A modern mechanics with the looks of vintage speedy and fat pusher for a reasonable price.
Not a great fan of the green line but that can be fixed 😁
Btw, Should we call it speedy restomod?
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JPE.88305
·M Matty1Any thoughts on value of the outgoing models? Do you think they would hold their value?
I think they hold their grey market & used value, not MSRP...if that makes sense.
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gbesq
·M Matty1Any thoughts on value of the outgoing models? Do you think they would hold their value?
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mancio
·Different enough from the 1861 that I'll probably get one at some point (bracelet is an improvement)..but I don't feel the need to rush out and grab an 1861 NIB and put it in the safe..they've been so massed produced and can get one used for a reasonable price anywhere.
I think they hold their grey market & used value, not MSRP...if that makes sense.
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TechFounder
·The models with the strap. Does that mean one of those Omega buckles or an Omega deployant? I have a feeling it's going to be just a plain buckle. It would be nice to also be able to get a deployant.
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Matty1
·Agreed. By no means do I look at watches as an investment. Just to know it has some value if you know what I mean.
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cashmonee
·Yeah I don’t think they will hold their value but neither crashed.
I could see them holding value where they are right now. It will depend on what happens with the pricing for the new one. From what I have seen, Omega has been trying to dial back the discounts ADs give out. If they do that, and it becomes hard to get the coaxial for under say $5500, then I could see the 1861's maintaining their $3500-$4000 status used.
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Evitzee
·The models with the strap. Does that mean one of those Omega buckles or an Omega deployant? I have a feeling it's going to be just a plain buckle. It would be nice to also be able to get a deployant.
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texasmade
·I'll be pretty surprised if the sapphire doesn't also come with a fold over clasp.
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Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerSomething like this?
Clasp is part #025STZ007387, and yes it's very similar to that one.
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!M Matty1Any thoughts on value of the outgoing models? Do you think they would hold their value?
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cvalue13
·But the 10k price point (sapphire version) is replete with fine watches, and even the hesalite is now comfortably more expensive than a new Seamaster.
Adding to this theme:
Close one eye, and the new 10k sapphire looks quite expensive; but close the other eye, and the $14k cal.321 now looks more reasonable
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