What do you guys think about this watch.
I was never a fan of gold and SS combination, but this one looks different.

http://www.watchtime.com/wristwatch...new-speedmaster-38mm-and-moonwatch-automatic/


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Looks like the 38mm case would be a bit too big for the ladies. Omega is trying to come up with unisex speedy. However, I don't know how male watch enthusiasts are going to take the diamond encrustation.

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I think they've missed a trick with the diamonds TBH. It's a bit like making it pink because, you know, ladies like pink...

Apart from that and the date wheel it's quite a nice little watch. I like the two tone and cappuccino vibe.

 

I particularly dislike the oval outline on the sub - registers. IMHO it clashes awkwardly with with the round face / dial.

 

My eyes hurt

 

I'm usually a fan of having a date window. In this one, it looks brutally tossed in at the end. Talk about breaking up any hopes of symmetry on that dial!

 

Confirming-- some ladies like pink. (See the glasses on my avatar). But some don't care for diamonds on a watch.

 

With all due respect.... yuck!!!

No, my "pink" chronograph if I could ever afford one would be the beautiful vintage one @michael e was Selling a while back...marked "Federation Aeronautique Internationale" I believe.
with some pink details on the registers. That was a true beauty.
Michael do you atill have pics of that one? I lost track of it.

 

I agree. I like the color, the 38mm size, but dislike the diamonds, the awful date aperture. I could live with the two-tone though.

 

38mm is perfect for ladies. My GF forbids me to sell my 39mm Speedmaster Yemen as it fits her tiny wrist when I swap to a small sized strap. Looks good on her too.

 

They used to make 37mm ladies models using the 3313 movement which looked OK. My worry with using the 3330 or any modern in house Omega movement will be the case thickness. The 3313s were about 14mm. I bet this is nearer 16-17mm.

Don't forget that the 860 series movements as per the Moonwatch can actually fit a case as small as 34mm wife! (Chronostop Geneve)

 

I always find it interesting that the 3313 was in the largest watch Omega made as well as one of the smallest at one point. The 1st gen Planet Ocean Chrono has them in it at 45.5mm.

 

The date window, the diamonds, the two-tone, the size.... it couldn't be much further from how I would have done it, if I somehow had that magic power.