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·You go more than 60m down when you fall out of a boat? [emoji33]
Are... are you Tony Stark?
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People are way too finicky about water resistance nowadays. With modern watches, 60m means 60m. Which is overkill for dress watches, frankly.
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You go more than 60m down when you fall out of a boat? [emoji33]
Are... are you Tony Stark?
😁
People are way too finicky about water resistance nowadays. With modern watches, 60m means 60m. Which is overkill for dress watches, frankly.
It's more of a throwback to the Seamaster dress watches of the 50's and 60's I think, which as @w.finkenstaedt pointed out had virtually no water resistance. Nothing to do with the divers.
Oh my dear, that is a very nice watch......🥰🥰
Look at the case: sleek lines, so much more subtle compared to the chunky AT-case.....
No nonsense on the dial: simple, clean, perfectly finished..... This will cost me.
Inspired by Riva..?
Seaminor?
Actually you could make a case that the AT teak dial was indirectly influenced by the Riva😀
Hands don't pass the Hoi test. 😁
Especially as Omega tests to 125% of stated WR, I'm not particularly bothered about taking a modern Speedy into the pool and those are only 50m.
Only watches rated for 300m or more get tested to 125% - everything else is tested to the rated depth.
Cheers, Al
I like it. Hopefully it's possible to get without having to go to Venice.
What would the logic be? Venice, Seamaster? No source says anything concerning limited availability? And at the same time sold only in Venice? Too much marketing i think.