buramu
Β·I've been lurking here for a few months, while waiting for my Speedmaster to arrive. I could finally pick it up today, so being a fresh Omega family member I feel now is a good time to introduce myself to the forum.
I'm from the Netherlands, and not a watch-collector by any stretch of the word. I merely like pretty things, and I have a rotation that is *very* slowly growing. The Speedmaster is my first "luxury segment" watch and it's intended to become my main daily wearer (hence I went for the sapphire). I won't be retiring my current Sinn 104 completely, but the Speedy feels like a massive step up in character and soul.
I'm happy that I managed to get this model Speedy just in time before Omega will replace it with a new and improved (and undoubtedly upmarket) model. Coaxial movement? Nice, but let's be honest - nobody buys a Moonwatch for its high-tech and accuracy. At least I didn't! I bought it because it's a timeless classic with all the quirks of a 50s/60s watch π
The 1863 in all its steampunky glory π
Did I already mention that I have a thing against metal bracelets?
I'm from the Netherlands, and not a watch-collector by any stretch of the word. I merely like pretty things, and I have a rotation that is *very* slowly growing. The Speedmaster is my first "luxury segment" watch and it's intended to become my main daily wearer (hence I went for the sapphire). I won't be retiring my current Sinn 104 completely, but the Speedy feels like a massive step up in character and soul.
I'm happy that I managed to get this model Speedy just in time before Omega will replace it with a new and improved (and undoubtedly upmarket) model. Coaxial movement? Nice, but let's be honest - nobody buys a Moonwatch for its high-tech and accuracy. At least I didn't! I bought it because it's a timeless classic with all the quirks of a 50s/60s watch π
The 1863 in all its steampunky glory π
Did I already mention that I have a thing against metal bracelets?



