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Ness
·I was surprised that Omega offers over 1,600 models: [
MEDIA=youtube]TKB7sxSD5ek[/MEDIA]
MEDIA=youtube]TKB7sxSD5ek[/MEDIA]
The OMEGA Buying Guide | Crown & Caliber
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...How many do you think?
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Ness
·I would have guessed around 200. Very far off.
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AntonisCy
·1436 according to the Omega website.
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cristos71
·1436 Wow!
All 'rarities' of the future no doubt 🤪
All 'rarities' of the future no doubt 🤪
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abrod520
·Remember though that Omega gives different references depending on the strap.
For instance the 3870.50 is the same watch as the 3570.50 but just originally came on a leather strap instead of bracelet.
For instance the 3870.50 is the same watch as the 3570.50 but just originally came on a leather strap instead of bracelet.
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Lonestar
·It still is a crazily complex portfolio... Some weed and feed might be needed here...
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...It's mostly in the Ladies Connie and Men's Connie lines...
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cvalue13
·1436 according to the Omega website.
The vid has a rather specific “1,658” models cited, so there’s a crossed wire somewhere it seems. Perhaps the answer is different depending on which market Omega is facing?
Then, the vid goes on to break down to 4 top brand families as follows:
• Constellation: 524 models
• De Ville: 447 models
• Seamaster: 570 models
• Speedmaster: 118 models
That adds to 1,659 (not 1,658) 👎
I thought it a cool vid. He ultimately chooses the FOIS as his personal fave.
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JwRosenthal
·Clearly each one is super rare- just like every Rolex- rarity in the millions.
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3nicewatches
·I’m not surprised. It seems like there’s about 500 different versions of the Aqua Terra alone 😉
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Borosilikat
·Even the ploprof has 10 (!) variations available currently on the omega site.
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SN13
·Even the ploprof has 10 (!) variations available currently on the omega site.
But only ONE is the best: 224.32.55.21.04.001
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·I wonder if any of those 1,658 models have limited availability.
I am no talking about limited editions. But in relation to waiting lists such as in some Rolex models, due to a demand higher than the offer.
I am no talking about limited editions. But in relation to waiting lists such as in some Rolex models, due to a demand higher than the offer.
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...I wonder if any of those 1,658 models have limited availability.
I am no talking about limited editions. But in relation to waiting lists such as in some Rolex models, due to a demand higher than the offer.
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scapa
·The vid has a rather specific “1,658” models cited, so there’s a crossed wire somewhere it seems. Perhaps the answer is different depending on which market Omega is facing?
Then, the vid goes on to break down to 4 top brand families as follows:
• Constellation: 524 models
• De Ville: 447 models
• Seamaster: 570 models
• Speedmaster: 118 models
That adds to 1,659 (not 1,658) 👎
I thought it a cool vid. He ultimately chooses the FOIS as his personal fave.[/QUOTE]
The fella knows his watches... 😉
Interesting vid and a useful breakdown. Had no idea idea there were so many Constellations. Or De Villes. No wonder they can't find the time to make more EW321s, NTTDs and Snoopys.
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