Didn't that LE have an enamel dial? I imagine it is lovely in the flesh.
I can see why the Moonsnobs pass this one by, but taken in isolation it is a nice piece with a lot going for it. If I had one criticism it is the the movement is in conception at least just the 3313 hobbled by removing the auto winding mechanism which seems a little perverse and retrograde, but when seen objectively the 3201 is more impressive than the 321 or 1861 on many levels (apart from not having been to the Moon!). Note Omega is now moving to a free sprung balance and coaxial escapement for the 3861, which is now chronometer rated, well guess what, these had them 15 years ago. A column wheel too, something Omega currently reserve for their mega money 321 models.
I don't expect any of the 33X3 models will be setting auction records anytime soon though, firstly because they lack the Moon connection and also because of an ill conceived smear campaign that existed when these were current. The teething troubles that afflicted these have for the most part been designed and serviced out though it can't be denied that they had problems back in the day.
The so-called Grail has jumped in value though and that uses a much more agricultural auto solution than the Broad Arrow series so perhaps there will be a day when these are seen for their true worth. Perhaps the LE above will be the first to be shown some love.
I have a close cousin of OP watch, also released I believe in 2007 and seen below. It gets a lot of wear.