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    Quote Originally Posted by Perseus View Post
    If they would drop the white dial in the steel case with a black bezel then they would have something.
    Basically this but leave Snoopy at home.



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    THEY ARE MAKING A VARIETY OF DSOM
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    I got temporary snow blindness when I looked at it.......Yikes!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Teeritz View Post
    [...] I can recall a time not so long ago when Omega watches were reasonably attainable in terms of price, and they were a very well-made watch. They're still very well-made, but their pricing has put the brand out of my reach. Having said that, this new Speedmaster just comes across as a gag, almost. As if they're 'aving a laugh. And it steps slightly into Hublot territory where the materials take precedence over the design.
    Well said T, and I'm complete agreement.

    All these 18746594659 Speedmaster variations, and there are still only a very small handful of really important and interesting models... most of them dating back decades.

    Bah, I say! These are difficult days to be an Omega fan.

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    Well, may be they're taking Casio's approach, which was successful so far - offering wider variety of colors and models, signature editions and so on?

    "Happiness is not a state to arrive at, but a manner of travelling." Margaret Lee Runbeck.

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    Well, may be they're taking Casio's approach, which was successful so far - offering wider variety of colors and models, signature editions and so on?
    It's sad to see this. Every colour of the rainbow next? Buy a white one and colour it in to suit your mood... :-(

    It'll be interesting to see the pricing on the Globemaster too. Will they outstrip Rolex on that one? If they do I think they'll over step the mark. I'm already looking to the dark side for my next watch as it is!
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    Generally I'm a fan of white, but there is a point when you've gone too far. They passed that and kept going. Now the Vintage black and Sedena Gold DSOM look sweet. I actually like the Snoopy enough to place on order. I'll have to wait and see on the DOSM Vintage Black.
    Last edited by Samanator; Mar 24, 2015 at 12:37 PM.
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    The more variations I keep seeing of the Speedmaster the more the only one I want is the modern original or the sapphire sandwich is the furtherst I'd steer away.

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    While searching for something else today, I happened to come across this post from 2007 by the late Chuck Maddox. Eight years on and many of the same points are still just as valid as they were then. Sigh...

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