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Redwes25
·Those are very different watches (both very nice ones) but meant for different settings. My first thought would be to get the one you will get the most use out of given the dress vs. tool watch difference.
Torn... cant decide
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raclaims
·Speedy for me...very versatile and iconic
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bgrisso
·Speedy
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JeremyS
·I went with the Constellation first. It’s not the same as yours, but in the ballpark.
Ultimately, I couldn’t let go of the need to own a Speedy, though.
They were acquired three years apart. I suspect if you really want both, eventually the question boils down to: which one do I get first? I would go with the best deal if you like them equally.
Ultimately, I couldn’t let go of the need to own a Speedy, though.
They were acquired three years apart. I suspect if you really want both, eventually the question boils down to: which one do I get first? I would go with the best deal if you like them equally.
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STANDY
·IMHO, this forum is biased towards Speedy.
If you wear a suit more often than a t-shirt - Constellation.
It would be a fairer and different pick if it was the Globemaster and not constellation
Most here would go the Constellation Globemaster over the Constellation pictured by the OP in the first post. And maybe even over the Speedmaster.
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Rado63
·Both watches are very nice. But if were getting a Constellation I would choose something in sedna gold on the strap. So between these two I'll take the Speedmaster, then I would be back after I saved the money for my gold Constellation.
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david5807
·Is that a meteorite dial on the constellation?
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Nobel Prize
·I like constellation watches...I don't like this particular constellation though. So, on this two examples, speedy for me....with a different connie....maybe Constellation.
I have had several Speed-masters and always ended up flipping them. Only Omega that has stayed with me for years is the blue AT.
I have had several Speed-masters and always ended up flipping them. Only Omega that has stayed with me for years is the blue AT.
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OmegaFan503
·You can't really go wrong with a speedy, in my opinion.
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gbesq
·All but one of the Omegas in my current collection are at least 25 years old and most are closer to 50+. The lone exception is my 2017 SMPc (black glossy dial version) which I bought new and really do like. I own two vintage Speedmasters, but if I had to choose another modern Omega, there’s no doubt in my mind that it would be the Constellation Globemaster.
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Nobel Prize
·It would be a fairer and different pick if it was the Globemaster and not constellation
Most here would go the Constellation Globemaster over the Constellation pictured by the OP in the first post. And maybe even over the Speedmaster.
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dazed1
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mzinski
·Definitely Speedmaster
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flw
··history nerdThat particular Constellation is one of the first modern (1982 or later) models I really like. The granite finish dial is exceptional imo. That's what I'd go for (but partly because I already have a Speedmaster).
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Pazzo
·You can't go wrong with the Speedmaster.
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kcgunner
·I’d go with the new speedy. But both are great and you can’t really go wrong.
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