Hi everyone, I'm wondering if Omega's new regulation system will ever be introduced in new models or if it was just an attempt for marketing reasons in order to get the whole watch community talking about it? Because up to now, it has only be "integrated" in a Speedmaster racing model, so what do you think about this "weird" or "strange" move from Omega? Meanwhile may you all have a nice time.
The first Gen of a new tech is always perfect, co axial had no teething problems at all….😗
Got the Super Racing from the boutique last month, and I am very very satisfied being accuracy tech nerd. I feel this is a real game changer tech. However, get the exp2 if from an AD, but if from grey dealers then you probably wouldn't regret getting the Super Racing.
The caliber 9900 was already the most accurate caliber with two barrels and the 4hz beat rate. If omega decides to fit the spirate into the single barrel 3.5hz 8600, the guaranteed accuracy may not be the average 2sec. but maybe an average of 3sec, and delta being 5 to 6 seconds.
The new COSC like institution should help speeding up the spirate calibers regulation timeline, but even still it may take years before a second model, much less a new caliber.
The first Gen of a new tech is always perfect, co axial had no teething problems at all….😗
Got the Super Racing from the boutique last month, and I am very very satisfied being accuracy tech nerd. I feel this is a real game changer tech. However, get the exp2 if from an AD, but if from grey dealers then you probably wouldn't regret getting the Super Racing.
The caliber 9900 was already the most accurate caliber with two barrels and the 4hz beat rate. If omega decides to fit the spirate into the single barrel 3.5hz 8600, the guaranteed accuracy may not be the average 2sec. but maybe an average of 3sec, and delta being 5 to 6 seconds.
The new COSC like institution should help speeding up the spirate calibers regulation timeline, but even still it may take years before a second model, much less a new caliber.
Earlier this year I attended an Omega presentation/lecture in London about the Spirate, what it is and how it works. An awful lot of work has gone into producing an escapement that is so, so accurate under real-world conditions.
The accuracy of the modern co axial Omega movements is fantastic. My 3861 is on stable +0.5 sec/day.
Yeah I checked it with toolwatch.io and it says +.5 seconds per day. I know it’s not as good as a time grapher, and I think it might be even lower. As I mentioned I sync’d it with my phone on the 14th and as of today (the 27th) it’s about 4 seconds fast. Either way, it’s really good even without the spirate. I wonder what people are actually seeing with the super racing in the real world?
