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Black? Is it going to be ceramic?
the clock is black and at 9 the moon module in the black and white moon, behind the trace and the movement 321. the inside of the case instead of the cushion there will be a lunar module in which the clock will be exposed
What we do know for sure, is that Omega is saving up their caliber 321 for a different model. Omega clearly stated during the official Speedy Tuesday get-together in Biel earlier this year, that the Apollo XI 50th anniversary will not have this movement. This message upset some of the Speedmaster fans, but I would say that perhaps we should wait first to see what Omega will come up with before we start complaining on social media and forums (although that seems to be the trend these days).
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What are we looking at here? Population density? Does that tell anything about Omega’s sales markets? Am I missing something?
That’s 4 questions in a row..
Check out the website www.fhs.swiss ; they have all kinds of statistics on the Swiss watch industry. If you assume that Omega's distribution aligns with the Swiss watch industry as a whole, then the combined markets in Asia dwarf the US market. Hong Kong alone is larger.
I mean that the dial or dial will be as always, in black. the steel bracelet, no gold on the bracelet. and the lunar module with the astronaut going down the stairs, will be drawn in black and white at 9 o'clock on the dial. and in the back an engraving of the footprint. the presentation box will be spectacular, with a kit of the lunar module in which the clock will be displayed. € 8,900 in Europe taxes included ñs.
Check out the website www.fhs.swiss ; they have all kinds of statistics on the Swiss watch industry. If you assume that Omega's distribution aligns with the Swiss watch industry as a whole, then the combined markets in Asia dwarf the US market. Hong Kong alone is larger.
Thanks for the link.
From true stats page, it shows the US market as being roughly 10% of the total global market.
With my amazing math skills, I estimate the US market should get between 692 (2019 estimate) and 767 (2018 estimate) watches for this LE. Sounds like reports of 700 being allocated are quite reasonable.
@dsio recently commented that about 30% of OF members are from the US, so there’s a disproportiate representation here that doesn’t match global watch buying.
May be completely wrong here, but I would be surprised if the major international transport hubs of HKG, SIN and UAE, each clearly having total watch sales far in excess of their populations, would sell Speedmaster LEs in proportion to their market share of global Swiss watch sales. In other words, just because a country has lots of sales to international travellers passing through, it doesn’t automatically follow that it will sell commensurate numbers of Speedmaster LEs. If this is true, Omega would not distribute the 6969 (or whatever) based on weightings in the above table.
I met my rep who told me on good authority there is space dust from their boots on the back of the base in a step up from the snoopy dust
