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Omega Globemaster (pie-pan!!), the first watch to get the METAS certificate...
I think this is a really nice new Omega. I love the (return of the) pie-pan-dial in combination with the fluted bezel. It's the first watch ever that has the METAS certificate, and therefore Omega can call the new Globemaster "master chronometer". The 8900 and 8901 kalibers run @ 3,5hz (or 25,200beats). I think this watch is a real stunner....
Last edited by I-B; Aug 6, 2015 at 11:46 AM.
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Its a really strong design, for sure. The blue in steel, very nice 
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'chronometer', not 'chronograph' 
Originally Posted by
Der Amf
Its a really strong design, for sure. The blue in steel, very nice
Indeed! I'd prefer a smooth dial, personally, but hey.
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Originally Posted by
geoffbot
'chronometer', not 'chronograph'
fixed 
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I wanted to like it, but I just don't 
. It doesn't 'sing' to me in any way, and the fact that it's £5,000 (out of my budget) means I'll not have to wrestle with my conscience to change my mind.
Some people have opinions - The rest of us have taste.
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Not a huge fan of that star on the dial
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I dig it quite a bit actually, but I think I like the new Rolex Cellini even better.
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Originally Posted by
Steppy
Not a huge fan of that star on the dial
What's the history of that star?
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Originally Posted by
Der Amf
What's the history of that star?
Constellation? 
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Aug 6, 2015, 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by
Der Amf
What's the history of that star?
There are 8 stars on the watch, every star stands for 1 METAS-criterion.
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