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OMEGA 1957 Trilogy Limited Editions – Railmaster, Seamaster 300, Speedmaster’57
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ATWG
·Do we know if any of these have been sold out yet? The Speedy looks pretty good to me, even with the slight misses, it's a nice refresh for an old exhausted model.
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Lonestar
·Re the Trilogy set and dial text - the extra writings strengthen the collecting appeal I think, and this more than offsets the visual impact! This will also ensure that there is some place to look at when one wants to buy a trilogy combo later down the line and wants to be sure this is a bona fide set.
I mean, c'mon guys, the "trilogy" text is a minor Nth order thing in the grand visual scheme of things, especially when weighed against the awesomeness of the whole box, roll, nato, etc... gear! How awesome is it to have ONE OF 557 sets of the most emblematic watch re-release ever?!
I mean, c'mon guys, the "trilogy" text is a minor Nth order thing in the grand visual scheme of things, especially when weighed against the awesomeness of the whole box, roll, nato, etc... gear! How awesome is it to have ONE OF 557 sets of the most emblematic watch re-release ever?!
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jfmiii
·anyone have any side profile pics of these watches on wrists?
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bmilnes
·One thing i am noticing is that the bracelets don't seem to taper. Does that worry anyone? Looks a little clunky at the clasp, although glad to see micro adjust in there.
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dialstatic
·I mean, c'mon guys, the "trilogy" text is a minor Nth order thing
Surely when we're invited to pay well over €20k for something that we can only justify owning by liking it, we're allowed to obsess over details 😉
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bmilnes
·Here is a good clip of the bracelet and clasp @ 1:48 for close up on bracelet:
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Lonestar
·Fair enough comment - Still I honestly don't think that most people possibly ready (enthusiastically and financially speaking) to fork out the 20KCHF/$/€ will be deterred by the trilogy text... if only because in the long run this means this very text validates the "real" trilogy pieces which is exactly what the target is after! 😀
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thatonewatchdude
·Fair enough comment - Still I honestly don't think that most people possibly ready (enthusiastically and financially speaking) to fork out the 20KCHF/$/€ will be deterred by the trilogy text... if only because in the long run this means this very text validates the "real" trilogy pieces which is exactly what the target is after! 😀
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Lonestar
·That certainly doesn't come out as as surprise if you ask me!!! 😀 Smart marketing, strong equity, killer design, low numbers = sureshot win!
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RJwatches
·I wonder if the SM300 bezel will fit the vintage ones 😁
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flw
··history nerdAs much as the Railmaster is (and has always been) my favorite, I almost started leaning towards the Seamaster, but that count-down bezel makes it impractical for timing stuff, other than a scuba dive...pity.
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micampe
·As much as the Railmaster is (and has always been) my favorite, I almost started leaning towards the Seamaster, but that count-down bezel makes it impractical for timing stuff, other than a scuba dive...pity.
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marcn
·Grabbed a screenshot of the RM in profile. Haven't seen an official measurement yet, I don't think, but it looks not at all bulky! Nice!
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sensui
·That video.....is making me think about my decision......But I saw the dimensions from watchadvisor:
The 39 mm (Height 14,1 mm) steel case of the Omega 1957 Trilogy SEAMASTER 300 Master Co-Axial Chronometer houses the Omega Co-Axial Calibre 8806 certified as Master Chronometer with a magnetic resistance > 15.000 Gauss. Four years warranty.
The 38 mm (Height 12,7 mm) steel case of the Omega 1957 Trilogy RAILMASTER Master Co-Axial Chronometer houses the Omega Co-Axial Calibre 8806 certified as Master Chronometer with a magnetic resistance > 15.000 Gauss. Four years warranty.
The 38,6 mm (Height 13,69 mm) steel case of the Omega 1957 Trilogy SPEEDMASTER Calibre 1861 houses the handwound "Moon" 1861 Calibre. Two years warranty.
The 39 mm (Height 14,1 mm) steel case of the Omega 1957 Trilogy SEAMASTER 300 Master Co-Axial Chronometer houses the Omega Co-Axial Calibre 8806 certified as Master Chronometer with a magnetic resistance > 15.000 Gauss. Four years warranty.
The 38 mm (Height 12,7 mm) steel case of the Omega 1957 Trilogy RAILMASTER Master Co-Axial Chronometer houses the Omega Co-Axial Calibre 8806 certified as Master Chronometer with a magnetic resistance > 15.000 Gauss. Four years warranty.
The 38,6 mm (Height 13,69 mm) steel case of the Omega 1957 Trilogy SPEEDMASTER Calibre 1861 houses the handwound "Moon" 1861 Calibre. Two years warranty.
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yinzerniner
·Grabbed a screenshot of the RM in profile. Haven't seen an official measurement yet, I don't think, but it looks not at all bulky! Nice!
