New Release - Reissue of CK859

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Stunning piece in the metal.
I'll eventually write up a review after spending some more time with it, but as others have said, the dial is wonderfully dynamic in different lighting.


Also, there is guilloche in the subdial. It's so sheer that most will need a loupe to see it.
 
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Here in motion. Mixed feelings TBH...


Looks abit shiny maybe because of the shops lighting ?? Still like the looks of it.
 
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Interesting piece indeed, but also mixed feelings for me. Somehow it reminds me of pocket watches that were transformed into wristwatches back in 1940s'. Having said that it may grow on me 😁
 
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I agree, it's a smidge too large and reminds me of the marriage watches you can find on fleabay. Still a great piece and I'm glad Omega continues to re-issue vintage pieces.
 
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OK,
I have a vintage CK 859 from about 1937. It has a nice black guilt dial. My dealer just called and said my modern model is in. I have paid for it and it’s on the way to me from FL. Let you know but looks great modern interpretation of this amazing piece.
 
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OK,
I have a vintage CK 859 from about 1937. It has a nice black guilt dial. My dealer just called and said my modern model is in. I have paid for it and it’s on the way to me from FL. Let you know but looks great modern interpretation of this amazing piece.

Congratulations! feel free to share the running number it is currently if you don't mind once you collected the piece
 
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Congratulations! feel free to share the running number it is currently if you don't mind once you collected the piece

I am not sure if it works this way with the numbers. Case in point: I have seen 16xx at a dealer in Switzerland on the weekend. Personally I asked my OB if he could organize me 111, as this is sort of my lucky number, and they can but 'have non ETA at all'. So I think the production is random, however they of course know the size of the (first) batch they committed to.
 
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Correction: It arrived today (#111 👍).

To the other lucky owners: What is width of the original clasp? 16 or 18mm?

Thank you!
 
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Correction: It arrived today (#111 👍).

To the other lucky owners: What is width of the original clasp? 16 or 18mm?

Thank you!
Original buckle is 18mm for the modern ck859, for the vintage one it would probably have been paired with 16mm buckles.
 
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I had a chance to try one at Omega HQ, I love it! The crystal is domed in such a nice way!
 
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Saw it today and it is a lovely watch. Very clean but interesting dial and a case that, for me, gets close to the AT's superb proportions. Not one I'd buy at he moment but definitely a striking and versatile watch, even in the harsh lighting of a boutique.
 
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Side by side shot with an original CK859.
Good work by Omega, this new CK859 is just superb in every way.
Cheers, Michael
 
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Also available in gold too!
On the Omega website they wrongly describe the watch as originally having the 30 cal movement, these only had the 26.5 movement I believe.
 
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Mine says hi. I put it on a Omega 20-18 Alligator strap (Tobacco) for a start. Beautiful strap. The watch itself is just stunning…

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Very nice! Planning to add one and put it on black leather strap to make it my only dress watch