And now I want it

 

Awesome,
Thanks for getting back to you, and thanks for the info, I really appreciate it

 

Cool video!

 

Enjoyed the video. Well done!

 

Well done on the video.
I own the simpler version. Easily the most comfortable gold sport. I didn’t have the patience to break-in the croc straps on deployment, so went with a green leather on buckle.

 

Great video @dsio
I didn’t know OF had a YouTube channel. I’ll check out the rest!

 

What's the weight on this monster?

 

Cool will check it out.

Where in Brissy are you mate

 

This was a wonderful video both in storytelling and production! I would love to see this channel grow both with content and subscribers (for which I am one ).

You were definitely right with this! I was actually surprised to see just how photogenic this piece is. As I said in my YouTube comment, it was awesome to see all the wear it has accumulated. It’s cool to see that it’s actually worn and IMO, it looks even better with all the wear. That dial is also something else! You were right in that the text and logo look like it’s floating. Depending on the light, the dial just looks like a void, and it really is incredible!

Thanks for creating this content and presenting how you do. I look forward to what is to come and I hope you have fun creating it

 

Will msg you on insta, in the process of selling most of mine atm due to Reno's but have a few nice smaller omega's left.

 

Thanks for making this! I know from experience how much work goes into crafting even a short video, but a video like this shows us so much more than pictures or a write-up can. It's also nice seeing these sorts of shots from a watch that's been worn, versus the unrealistically pristine visuals in official marketing videos and photos.

How'd you rig the watch to spin for the shots of the rotor? To me, that's the type of shot that looks easy to do, but is tricky to get aligned properly in reality.

 

Awesome video.
Didn't know that OF had a YT channel. Liked your video and subscribed to the channel.

 

For comparison the 45.5 3313 POC on bracelet is slightly heavier.

 

That looks super fun to play with. We have one of those robotic 'second shooter' rigs for timelapses, but don't get to use it that often. I hadn't thought about using it for product videography.