Alaska Project prototype. Why? Because it's the most amazing Speedmaster ever made. I'm still hoping @Robert-Jan can make this dream a reality with a Speedy Tuesday.

 

100% agree! I never need a tachymeter, but I use a timing bezel all the time! And I'm a sucker for lume - I love that all the sub-dials are lumed. Honestly, if I had the money, I'd pay some talented person to mod a new speedy to look as close to this as possible. It's be my go-to watch every day!

 

45.5mm PO Ceragold 8501 on matching Ceragold bracelet. Doesn't exist and they unequivocally will not make a one off exception (I've asked several times).

I got the watch a number of years ago and simply adore it. There's always been something totally absurd yet equally appealing to me as a full gold sport watch and after trying the previous generation full gold PO on at the London boutique I REALLY wanted one. Unfortunately I just wasn't that big of a fan of the 2500 series POs bracelets (despite owning one in stainless) in comparison to the 8500 version.

As such, my "grail" remains just out of reach.

After owning a couple different gold Omega's (I had the LE Railmaster XXL in red gold as well - sold it for the PO) I must say I can't help but fall in love in with their gold products very easily.

I'd very much like to add the orange gold Speedmaster moonwatch (9301 series in the 44.25mm case size) and a rose/red gold AT to the line up one day!

 

I'd love to have one of the 56 NASA-assigned "radial dial" Alaska III Prototypes that the SpeedyTuesday No.1 is based on


c/o Fratello Watches

And while I'm at it, I'll add a "big triangle" Seamaster 300 ...


c/o Fratello Watches

 

105.002 Alpha

 

Apollo 11 25th Anniversary White Gold (3192.30) which I was able to acquire a few years ago. If there's a white gold Apollo 13 this year, my bank account will be taking a hit!

 

The white gold Apollo 11 Speedmaster, or a future re-release

 

My grail Omega is the 105.012-65, guess I’m one of the lucky ones to own my grail! It’s a full set with papers etc, but I like to switch out the bracelet every now and then for a different look.

 

Oh Yes. Big triangle, sword hands, date and naiad crown is fire. I will probably never have one, was hoping for building WatchCo like this, but I've learned that big triangle service dials are unobtainable.

 

N

same here bro.. same here

 

I’m leaning hard to this too bro

 

That Snoopy would have to be it for me, but I can't spend that kind of money on a watch. Well... I could, you know, theoretically, but then I'd likely be afraid to wear it.

Now, if (when) I win the lottery, all bets are off. I won't be so concerned with resale values then.

 

I'm not in cold temps enough to warrant the purchase, but the Alaska Project Speedy (full accessories) would be my grail. The contrast on the dial, the quirky external case, and the other accessories would be amazing.

 

https://omegaforums.net/threads/centenary-2500-jub-serial-numbers.12752/page-3

Love the styling. Love solid gold watches. Love Omegas from back in the era. Not as large as is popular today. Not all that costly, but this represents the ultimate Omega grail for me.

 

A complete set 2915-1 like the one on my wrist below beside my 145.012.



And of course I’m happy to say my SM300BT! A rare colour combo and it makes me smile everyday I wear it!

 

Very much yes!

 

As to my choice for vintage?

 

As to my choice in modern? It hasn’t been offered yet. It’s basically the 321 Platinum Reference but in SS, with white gold indices and onyx dial with black sub-dials IOW no meteor.

 

I’ve thought about this too. It’s out there, having been auctioned by his family a couple of decades ago.


If I recall correctly, it went for over $30k over 20 years ago. I’d assume it’s close to $500k in the right auction now, if not more.


A true grail ought to be an impossible dream. Here’s mine.

 

2015 spectre on NATO. Because Bond, James Bond.