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·Can’t wait. Got a lot of catching up to do.
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Would rather have seen a 2019 Moonwatch Only version, subtitled 50 years Apollo 11 with the latest 2019 Speedmaster chronographs in it as both Gold & Steel versions are known by insiders...
Should have emailed the link to your favourite watch. Just saying 😉
She’s not that generous... plus. She thinks all my watches cost “a couple of hundred quid”
Anyone already received his/hers copie of A Moon Watch Story - The extraordinary destiny of the Omega Speedmaster ☕
Apparently, the release date is in 2+ weeks? I’m yet to receive mine 🙁
Just snagged a copy on Amazon for £26. I’m suspicious it won’t tell me anything that Moonwatch Only hasn’t already so will post a comparison once I’ve pored over it.
Cool! I'll be waiting for that!
So what does the "moonwatch only" covers? Like the title, just moon watch? Or they also explains things beside the moon watch i.e. Speedy moon phase, split second, reduced, reduced LE/Special market, mark 2,3,4,4.5,5 etc?
I have the 2nd edition MWO. It has a very insightful introduction which goes into the history of the watch. Then it gets very informative but very dry - a couple of hundred pages focusing on literally every aspect and facet of the watch from the movement to the presentation box over its history, followed by another couple of hundred pages which focus on the particulars of each model (standard and LE) from the CK2915 up to the 60th anniversary reference. Then there is a shorter section focusing on certain variants, eg Alaska project, Ultraman, Holy Grail etc. There’s very little about moonphase and nothing about the reduced. There’s a lot of photography, some of which is stunning, but don’t expect 500-odd pages of eloquently-written prose.
I see.... So what book would you recommend that contains those speedies even including the diver speedy, speedy classics, speedy QP, digital speedys etc beside AJTT? The one on AJTT isn't quite that much info, I guess...
I’m not sure such a book exists, to be honest.