Caliber561
·Looks like there's a new Pie-Pan model on its way, which has been confirmed by Omega's own PR team.
https://www.omegawatches.com/stories/omega-watches-at-the-98th-academy-awards
The lugs seem to be awfully narrow in my opinion, and I'm skeptical of how the dial will look. If the only finish is radial brushing, that's going to be rather underwhelming. It's also rather unfortunate to see that the crown appears to be a banal thin-knurled design, rather than one of the more distinct scalloped or decagonal designs. On the bright side, it seems like there's no date.
Given that it's going to be 18k Moonshine, I'm expecting it to be 45-60k USD. Definitely seems like it'll be priced higher than the 18K Aqua Terras, which have PVD-plated dials. I also wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being placed higher than the 18K Moonwatches, if Omega's trying to bring back the Constellation as the elegant, high-end flagship.
https://www.omegawatches.com/stories/omega-watches-at-the-98th-academy-awards
The lugs seem to be awfully narrow in my opinion, and I'm skeptical of how the dial will look. If the only finish is radial brushing, that's going to be rather underwhelming. It's also rather unfortunate to see that the crown appears to be a banal thin-knurled design, rather than one of the more distinct scalloped or decagonal designs. On the bright side, it seems like there's no date.
Given that it's going to be 18k Moonshine, I'm expecting it to be 45-60k USD. Definitely seems like it'll be priced higher than the 18K Aqua Terras, which have PVD-plated dials. I also wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being placed higher than the 18K Moonwatches, if Omega's trying to bring back the Constellation as the elegant, high-end flagship.







