NEW Dark Side of the Moon Apollo 8 - Yes or No?

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It is a beautiful watch but little too busy for me.
 
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I am not a fan of the DSOTM Speedmaster but I have to admit I really like this. £7200.00 in the UK no idea of availability. I’m not in the market for one unfortunately, hanging on for the moon landing 50th.

I got mine at the Omega boutique in Glasgow but they said it was only the 2nd in the country (could be bs though)
 
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I’d pass but thas mainly because I don’t like the case finishing.
 
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Too fussy for me. I like the cleaner lines of the original DSOM
 
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My first post to these forums, as I got mine on Thursday. Absolutely love it, hasn’t been off my wrist, and a lovely companion to my Gen 1 X-33. Two downsides: legibility isn’t actually great, and the hour marker on the chrono dial at 6 o’clock is slightly out, which I’m returning to see about.
 
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I've got my deposit in, could be months before I see it though.
 
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too much yellow for me, too loud, i cannot even wear gold watches as i do not think they fit my taste.
 
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The dial gives me an 'incomplete' feeling...
CK2998, dark side of the moons are better
Exactly. The way the movement sort of peeks out here and there---it looks accidental.
 
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That dial is surely a gem if you enjoy macro photography. There’s just so much going on!

Had I the inclination to spend 9k on a new and modern watch, this would be it.
 
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Exactly. The way the movement sort of peeks out here and there---it looks accidental.
Ditto. I don't care for the exposed screw heads on the dial. Looks cheap.
 
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I was not sure at first / don't see I will own one anytime soon, but I have grown to love it and these guys are smiling...makes me wonder what is planned for the 321 movement …….