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My Daily Speedmaster, 4 years later

  1. 03Hemi Dec 2, 2019

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    I guess this guy got every cent back on his Enzo? hahahaha
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  2. vbrad26 Dec 2, 2019

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  3. 03Hemi Dec 2, 2019

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    140-190mph and he survived the crash and walked away! Unbelievable.
     
  4. mikekchc Dec 15, 2019

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    I am putting my Speedmaster back on the bracelet right now
     
  5. AriTheWatchmaker Feb 9, 2020

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    Dont tell a watchmaker that you take it swimming at least- how quick could I void that warranty? Its a 3.0 bar watch so swimming or showering is only for someone that wants to spend $750-1500 on the repairs.
     
  6. asrnj77 Feb 9, 2020

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    If the Omega watchmaker complained I’d direct him to Omega’s own guidance indicating that’s ok for submersion (aka swimming). Of course assuming it’s been properly serviced and pressure checked. I personally don’t swim with mine but I know others that have
     
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  7. Radiozoop Feb 14, 2020

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    Unfortunately you have a 145.022? Haha! I know you’re being facetious, but damn, I wish I had one of those.... I wish I even had a newer Soeedy Pro.

    At the behest of the vintage section of the forum I daily my CK2451-7 321 Omega Chronograph... basically, it’s a 321 Seamaster before they started printing Seamaster on the dial:

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    People will disagree with me about daily wear of a 321, but if it needs a service I have a competent watchmaker on my side. The watch simply brings too much happiness to me to see it sit in my box:)