Well that’s a bit of a missed opportunity for a Master debate.
Some say the Rolex Submariner is the best all-round watch, but since it’s missing the key text in question I guess that makes it a Jack of all trades and master of none. But what to make of the Omega offerings?
Some Omegas have more masters than others. Omega used to allow Swiss Jewelers to co-sign their dials so a Seamaster from “Meister” would be a master-master. Then there’s the more contemporary offering of the Master Chronometers, so again master-masters. Following this approach you could end up with a Seamaster “Meister” Master Chronometer: a Master-Master-Master. So the question is can you have many masters or even too many masters?
As we Speed through the plethora of all these ego trips we might Rail against such nonsense and take Flight. Perhaps we should remind ourselves that, much like rings and highlanders, there can be only one. Enter the Globemaster, but as well known from Mr Bond, “The world is not enough” which neatly brings us to something even greater, a true master: A vintage Constellation.
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