Right. Not embargo material of course, but just SOMETHING … 😉
Like what, the weather in Switzerland, color of the walls at the events, pics of the good looking chicks? How will that make you a better informed customer or collector? I'd rather they keep their head down, write their copy with pictures and analysis of the watches, and release all this stuff at 8am Friday Swiss time.
Just checking to see if you are aware that the new 3861 based Speedies will still be hand wound. It might make you pause for reflection if you are lusting for an automatic Speed Pro. Your lust will be unfulfilled.
Hello everyone, my name’s Mike, haven’t posted in a long time but I’ve enjoyed reading through the comments. Currently my collection includes a 3572, ST1 and ST2. Excited to see what’s in store with the steel 50th. The predictions are fun to read, and the photoshopped images are pretty cool.
Since Omega introduced the Master Chronometer certification, I wondered if it would ever be used in the moonwatch as a non-special edition. I know the original movement is historic, but it would be cool to have a more accurate, antimagnetic moonwatch that is all steel, not gold like the 50th.
Just a couple days ago, Omega’s IG account had a photo of the original moonwatch with the caption, “the tech can change but don’t mess with the look”. Perhaps an all-steel, manual 3861 non-limited moonwatch is on the horizon? Hopefully, just my thoughts. Best
I think the standard SS moonwatch with an updated 3861 movement is inevitable!
But would it be flight-certified by NASA?
It wouldn't be hard to certify it! Depends of Omega's relationship with NASA right now and what NASA has in mind for future missions!
I think we're going round in circles here. This was discussed previously I'm sure.
