BB58 and BB GMT got waiting list, you think they layan you about discount ke

Like Rolex, u dunwan they just call the next fella down the list. Other models can get.

Don't play their stupid games. I'm pretty sure eventually the BB GMT supply will catch up.

BB bronze got discount. BB Dark also. You want go my AD fella i make him gip u discount. That other 2 won't have.

Doubt there will be a batman version. I'd be genuinely surprised if they do it. Might see a smaller or slimmer version though since they have the new movement that was done for bb58, but have to mod a bit. Or just new colourways for the bb58 given its popularity.

BB58's the only 'normal' BB with a wait list and a new movement. That should tell you something.

Although, it's not better or worse, just different in size and style.

You forgot a new movement just for it.

Market is moving towards 39mm, exactly because there are no other BBs at that size.

I'm sure they will come out with new 58's with different colour way and the stock will goes up again like the current 41mm ones.

there's no such model right?

you mean BB bronze?

leather tho.. eww..

How is that bronze?

Edit: I had a look, the markers and hands have bronze accent.

No one talks about it partly because its not a popular model.. and I think the one you talking about is an old model right?

This post has been edited by fuzzy: Nov 7 2019, 09:37 AM

Depending on which Seiko, but the it does pale in comparison.

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Moonwatch have been an institution for ages now.

Daytona was something retailers couldn't give away for free until they got Paul Newman.

Thats why one can't really move the needle that much other than those special editions while the other can keep pushing it forward.

That said, moonwatch > daytona.

I have to disagree on a few points here:



The speedmasters was build for car racing and the now moonwatch was tested and fit exactly to NASA's requirement. Thus, it is built for purpose and therefore isn't any need for water resistance. There's this weird obsession with watch fans about water resistance rating, when for the majority the only diving they do is desk diving.

There could be two reasons why you see older Omegas that age very poorly. Firstly, there are way more cheap Omegas sold than Rolex, especially in the US. Secondly, Rolex are notorious for swiping every single thing they feel is ripe for a change, including any aged hands and dial. There's a reason why all those tropics dial or spider dials for Rolex is most sought after, despite the fact that it's a defective dial.



Again, I think you are conflating few different things here. There's a moonwatch, there's the Speedmaster range and theres the Daytona range.

Why would water resistance be paramount to a piece meant to be used to time race, or to be in space? In fact given the limited 'manoeuvrity' of a driver and an astronaut, screw down crown just complicates thing. Is a lack of screwdown crowns an issue? The moonwatch have been tested up in space and in the coldest of Arctics, so I doubt there's much of an issue here.

I don't understand about the automatic movement. The earlier Daytona's were all manual winding. It was not until the 90's (?) that it became automatic. The speedy's had an automatic movement in the late 90's with it's co-axial, rather than modified movement from another party, which if it was, they could have shoved it in way earlier.

I'll leave the last point be, as while the case might be, I've never came across any case ever of people complaining about corrosion due to sweat accumulation in any Omegas or Rolex or, pretty much any decent watch to be honest.



The reality is the moonwatch's significance overshadows everything else. The Speedmaster range is incredibly diverse but moonwatch remains one of Omega's top seller and people are looking for the exact same thing that accompanied three humans up to the moon. Thus the moonwatch keeps being churned out exactly it is 40 years or so ago with better materials but essentially unchanged.

People forget that Daytona was a failure in the early days, it was dominated by the likes of Heuer and Omega in the racing world, it lost out to Omega in the space race and it wasn't until Rolex itself became a luxury brand in the late 2000's or so that Daytona's were cast under a new light and became sought after. Thus, the Daytona had to keep on being changed until it found something that helped it sell, which apparently is the name itself.



Edit: bolded changed to reflect earlier error.

This post has been edited by fuzzy: Nov 19 2019, 10:41 AM

My bad, it could have been worded much better. What I meant was exactly that, it fulfilled all of NASA's requirements. Here's another great read about how Speedy was chosen (it's in German so you have to use the translate function) with the NASA documents as well.

Part 1: https://bellevue.nzz.ch/uhren-schmuck/omega...files-ld.120476

Part 2: https://bellevue.nzz.ch/uhren-schmuck/die-o...eil-2-ld.120479

Omega produce LE Speedy more often than KFC change their chicken flavour menu

Have to check if its bracelet.

Usually the discount one is those nobody wants i.e. NATO or leather.

The bracelet itself, if you buy from Tudor separately, is around 2-3k, but the differentiation between a bracelet and leather was only couple hundred.

Depends on AD la.. some AD all also sell RRP, and the RRP have gone up as they revised the price earlier this year. But if the other two less demand, no choice but to give some discount lo. No doubt the bracelet is the hottest one.

Not impossible but it's certainly below the current market value. Would advise caution on it.

From the archives. It's back on the bracelet again.

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Hey, it's from Kill Hubris

Your side can get Exp1 or DJ or not?

I booked one for Feb d, now macam cannot reach