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omega uhren kopieomega speedmaster day date preisomega uhren kopieomega uhren kopie omega uhren kopie omega speedmaster day date preis Omega celebrates 60th anniversary of the Speedmaster maart 13, 2017 Few watches have the power to inspire like the Omega Speedmaster. The first watch ever worn on the moon, it has become an enduring symbol of the ingenuity and skill that took us into space. On the sixtieth anniversary of the Speedmaster’s release, we look back with space-enthusiast and brand ambassador, George Clooney, at the heady days of the Apollo program and reflect on why the Speedmaster was able to go where it did. While he’s played an astronaut more than once, few people know about George Clooney’s love affair with space exploration. Clooney grew up in the sixties and was eight years old when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin first set foot on the moon. Like most children of his generation, astronauts were his heroes and going into space was his dream. Thinking back to that moment in his life, Clooney says, “It was the most exciting time to be a kid. We knew all the astronaut’s names. We even ate the food that the astronauts ate… During one of our vacations, we drove through Neil Armstrong’s hometown, simply because we wanted to drive through his hometown. The astronauts were that big a deal to us.” In 1961, U.S. President John F. Kennedy set a bold challenge for the American people. He stated, “I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before the decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth.” “In just 60 years, we’d gone from inventing cars to [talking about] landing a man on the moon,” says Clooney, “It felt like the ultimate in optimism, the ultimate in forward thinking. It made us feel like anything could be done.” When Apollo 11 touched down on the moon on July 20th, 1969, and Kennedy’s challenge was answered, the young Clooney watched from his suburban backyard. Standing with his father, looking up at the moon, he felt a special connection with his heroes as they took their first steps into a new world. Like the astronauts they were straining to see, Clooney’s father also wore an Omega. While it is impossible to know which frontier we will cross next, we can be sure, as is Clooney, that we will continue reaching for the stars. And if there is one thing that we can take from the 60th anniversary of the Omega Speedmaster, it is that with the right tools, achieving any challenge is possible. Omega is proud to have played a role in one of the greatest achievements of the 20th century – the moon landing – and looks forward to the many great accomplishments humans will make in the next 60 years and beyond. It is instantly recognisable and universally admired. Watch buyers are drawn to it. Collectors are driven and inspired by it. But what has made the OMEGA Speedmaster perhaps the most famous and desirable chronograph in the world? Even if you ignore its historical importance, the watch is still anchored by a timeless design that has endured for 60 years. Evolution may have produced different variations, but these are just some of the “classic” Speedmaster features that have helped create an icon. Twisted Lugs & Tachymeter Scale Since 1964, the “twisted lugs” of the Speedmaster have given the watch a truly distinctive look. Their addition enabled the creation of an asymmetric case that provides extra strength and protects the crown and pushers. The Speedmaster was the first watch in the world to take the tachymeter scale off the dial and place it on the bezel. The change was initiated with racing car drivers in mind and this is where the “Speedmaster” name originates. Pure Dial & Box-shaped Glass Loved by watch fans for its understated simplicity, the classic triple-register Speedmaster design delivers superb readability thanks to its black dial with luminous markers and contrasting hands. The glass that protects the dial is cleverly domed to give the impression of an overall thinner watch. Over the years, both hesalite and sapphire-crystal glass has been used. Hands Aside from the Broad Arrow and Alpha hands associated with early models, it is the Baton style hands that have been most used. Slim and elegantly flat, they further add to the uncomplicated design. For more information on the regular Omega Speedmaster, please click here . More details on the Omega Speedmaster 1957 can be found here . While more informattion on the Speedmaster Moonphase 42mm click here . Dit delen: Klik om te delen op WhatsApp (Wordt in een nieuw venster geopend) Klik om te delen op Facebook (Wordt in een nieuw venster geopend) Klik om te delen met Twitter (Wordt in een nieuw venster geopend) Klik om dit te e-mailen naar een vriend (Wordt in een nieuw venster geopend) Klik om op LinkedIn te delen speedmaster-omega-60th-rid-54600615.html. Réplique Omega Speedmaster. 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I know the thought of letting a watch go without even trying it on might sound crazy but I've had a love and hate relationship with the brand. Started out with a PO8500. Being a SCUBA diver, I was thrilled to get the watch wet. Unfortunately, the watch performed horribly after the dive. If you are wondering, I had the helium escape valve screwed down. The underperformance of the watch, made me jump ship to other brands and the this year for the first time I was excited to see the 60th Anniversary releases. Unfortunately, this also happens to be a very strong year for both Panerai and Rolex. Given the options, I'd like to get into another watch I've been eyeballing for a long time. Long story short, if you are interested, please let me know. I'm not trying to make profit just break even. I'll ship the watch to you when I get it and cover shipping. Thanks. Options Copy link to this post Maganator , McJamesT and josephgsy like this. Archer Omega Qualified Watchmaker May 4, 2017 Posts 8,650 Likes 13,897 This is a sales thread, and since you don't have 200 posts it is in violation of the forum rules... https:///threads/ple...s-rules-for-all-listings-inc-parts-wtb.54177/ Options Copy link to this post McJamesT likes this. paneristi000 May 4, 2017 Posts 9 Likes 5 My apologies. Since I currently don't have the watch for sale, I didn't think this would be considered as a sales ad. Please feel free to remove as you see fit. Thank you. Once again my apologies. Options Copy link to this post STANDY schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collector May 4, 2017 Posts 5,474 Likes 9,366 Why don't you just go to the OB and get your money back. Options Copy link to this post frazierspa , mr_yossarian and müslüm like this. paneristi000 May 4, 2017 Posts 9 Likes 5 Thanks for the recommendation. I'll have to call and see how the treat the deposit. Not sure if it would fall under the same treatment as a sale where exchanges are only offered. Options Copy link to this post Foo2rama Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can. May 4, 2017 Posts 3,977 Likes 4,813 Curious what happened to the watch when you dove. I highly doubt having the HE valve screwed in caused any damage while diving. Options Copy link to this post w.finkenstaedt likes this. w.finkenstaedt May 4, 2017 Posts 503 Likes 450 Foo2rama said: ↑ Curious what happened to the watch when you dove. I highly doubt having the HE valve screwed in caused any damage while diving. Click to expand... That's what I'm wondering as well. My PO has been flawless on the dives I've taken it on. Options Copy link to this post paneristi000 May 4, 2017 Posts 9 Likes 5 Often times divers forget to screw-in the helium escape in between dives. Having the screw open could lead to issues. That was not the case as I was cautious to screw in the helium valve before my dives. I wasn't implying that was the issue. I live in the Midwest and went down to Roatan for a 7-day diving trip and ended up doing 10 dives. Not sure if it matters but I went from being in freezing temperatures to 80+ degree weather. When I came back, I noticed moisture developing in the case and on the crystal. Additionally, the hour hand was not aligned properly. It became hard to tell the difference between 230 and 330. The only way I could get the moisture to go away was by opening the helium valve for a prolong period of time. This somewhat annoyed me as I was extremely looking forward to enjoying the watch. Individual circumstances vary. Perhaps I was the one and only unfortunate owner of the PO. Nonetheless it just left a bad taste in my mouth. Options Copy link to this post Foo2rama Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can. May 4, 2017 Posts 3,977 Likes 4,813 How old was the watch before you went diving and where did you buy it? Options Copy link to this post Archer Omega Qualified Watchmaker May 4, 2017 Posts 8,650 Likes 13,897 paneristi000 said: ↑ Often times divers forget to screw-in the helium escape in between dives. Having the screw open could lead to issues. That was not the case as I was cautious to screw in the helium valve before my dives. I wasn't implying that was the issue. I live in the Midwest and went down to Roatan for a 7-day diving trip and ended up doing 10 dives. Not sure if it matters but I went from being in freezing temperatures to 80+ degree weather. When I came back, I noticed moisture developing in the case and on the crystal. Additionally, the hour hand was not aligned properly. It became hard to tell the difference between 230 and 330. The only way I could get the moisture to go away was by opening the helium valve for a prolong period of time. This somewhat annoyed me as I was extremely looking forward to enjoying the watch. Individual circumstances vary. Perhaps I was the one and only unfortunate owner of the PO. Nonetheless it just left a bad taste in my mouth. Click to expand... The hand alignment drifting is a well known problem for the 8500's, 8605's, and 9300's, and a problem Omega would fix under warranty as they have done on many others. You are also surely not the first one to have an issue with leaks in a newer PO - there have been several instances I've seen reported, so I do believe that Omega was having some quality issues on these at one time (there are other issues as well, but the 2 you mention are certainly not unheard of). Cheers, Al Options Copy link to this post paneristi000 May 4, 2017 Posts 9 Likes 5 Archer said: ↑ The hand alignment drifting is a well known problem for the 8500's, 8605's, and 9300's, and a problem Omega would fix under warranty as they have done on many others. You are also surely not the first one to have an issue with leaks in a newer PO - there have been several instances I've seen reported, so I do believe that Omega was having some quality issues on these at one time (there are other issues as well, but the 2 you mention are certainly not unheard of). Cheers, Al Click to expand... Thank you very much Al. I knew that warranty would have covered it since it was only less than a year old. But I don't recall when the last time I didn't wear a watch. I was quoted a six weeks turnaround time by an AD and didn't want to feel like I was walking around naked. It's good to know that my issues weren't uncommon. Hopefully they've been addressed. Thanks again for the insights. Great forum. Options Copy link to this post paneristi000 May 4, 2017 Posts 9 Likes 5 Foo2rama said: ↑ How old was the watch before you went diving and where did you buy it? Click to expand... The watch was less than a year old. Roughy 8 months when I took it diving. I bought it brand new from an AD. Options Copy link to this post Foo2rama likes this. frazierspa May 4, 2017 Posts 67 Likes 110 Your deposit is fully refundable at any point in time up until the watch is delivered. St paneristi000 said: ↑ The day Speedmaster '57 was released I called an Omega Boutique and put down a full deposit. I'm expecting to have the watch in June. But another opportunity presented itself and am thinking about letting the Speedmaster go. I know the thought of letting a watch go without even trying it on might sound crazy but I've had a love and hate relationship with the brand. Started out with a PO8500. Being a SCUBA diver, I was thrilled to get the watch wet. Unfortunately, the watch performed horribly after the dive. If you are wondering, I had the helium escape valve screwed down. The underperformance of the watch, made me jump ship to other brands and the this year for the first time I was excited to see the 60th Anniversary releases. Unfortunately, this also happens to be a very strong year for both Panerai and Rolex. Given the options, I'd like to get into another watch I've been eyeballing for a long time. Long story short, if you are interested, please let me know. I'm not trying to make profit just break even. I'll ship the watch to you when I get it and cover shipping. Thanks. Click to expand... Options Copy link to this post Alex_TA May 5, 2017 Posts 316 Likes 446 You are not the first, I'm the first with a leaking PO Just joking. I had this problem with a new PO 8500 too, and I am not even a diver. This additional hole is a bad thing. My AT without it and works flawlessly. My opinion: if you want to really dive with a watch, get Rolex (friends say so) or Seiko. Grand Seiko is my personal experience. Options Copy link to this post Maganator May 5, 2017 Posts 538 Likes 575 Nice offer from the OP. Many will have had no luck securing the watch from their local OB and are now being offered one for RRP. Options Copy link to this post paneristi000 May 5, 2017 Posts 9 Likes 5 frazierspa said: ↑ Your deposit is fully refundable at any point in time up until the watch is delivered. St Click to expand... That's good to know. I've spoken to the OB regarding the matter and that seems to be the case. Hoping that it goes through smoothly. Nothing guaranteed until I see the transaction is complete. Thanks for the insights. Options Copy link to this post frazierspa likes this. paneristi000 May 5, 2017 Posts 9 Likes 5 Alex_TA said: ↑ You are not the first, I'm the first with a leaking PO Just joking. I had this problem with a new PO 8500 too, and I am not even a diver. This additional hole is a bad thing. My AT without it and works flawlessly. My opinion: if you want to really dive with a watch, get Rolex (friends say so) or Seiko. Grand Seiko is my personal experience. Click to expand... Alex, Sorry to hear about the issues with the PO. I've summarized my experience from a couple of years. Since then got out of the PO and bought a few other professional divers watches. Rolex Sea Dweller 16600, EnneBi Fondale Bronzo 9683, and a couple of others in the making. The EnneBi bronzo is rated for 1000 meters. I had the opportunity to test it out and it was fantastic. Not to mention the patina I developed from salt water exposure (if you are into that kind of stuff). I also had no issues with my trusty PAM372. From personal experience, I've been extremely satisfied with the Sea Dweller. Smaller case but it lets its presence known. Take care. Options Copy link to this post Alex_TA May 5, 2017 Posts 316 Likes 446 paneristi000 said: ↑ From personal experience, I've been extremely satisfied with the Sea Dweller. Smaller case but it lets its presence known. Take care. Click to expand... Well the new SD seems to be made especially for you Good luck. Options Copy link to this post (You must log in or sign up to reply here.) Show Ignored Content Log in with Facebook Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in Omega Watch Discussions > Modern Omega Watches > Hands-On With The Omega Speedmaster 60th Anniversary Limited Edition 38.6 mm Robert-Jan Broer Mar 23, 2017 BaselWorld 2017 Omega 2 Yesterday we introduced you to the Omega 60th anniversary trilogy. Today, we had our meeting with Omega and had a closer look at their new collections. We received many questions and comments about the Speedmaster. Let’s try to answer a couple. Speedmaster 60 th Anniversary Reference 311.10.39.30.01.001 I can be super short about the new Omega Speedmaster 60th anniversary limited edition. I ordered one. So did two other guys of the Fratello Watches team. We were simply blown away by it. Based on the comments and likes we received on Instagram and Facebook and the numerous e-mails and whatsapp messages we received, you like it as well but have some questions. How many? First, there is the difference between the Speedmaster 60th Anniversary watch from the trilogy set and the separate (limited edition) version. The trilogy set is limited to 557 pieces, however, Omega also will produce 3557 extra pieces (so 557 + 3557. Not 557 + 3000 pieces) for each watch separately. We received some questions if Omega can remove the number from the dial on the trilogy set of 557 pieces. Well, no. You have to make a choice I guess. Also, you can try to buy the separate versions (Railmaster, Seamaster 300, Speedmaster) with corresponding numbers but Omega is not facilitating this so you need to be really lucky with that. How is the new bracelet? The new Speedmaster 60th Anniversary models come with a new bracelet that has been inspired by the 7077 bracelet. That bracelet was used in 1957 on the Railmaster CK2914, Seamaster 300 CK2913 and Speedmaster CK2915. All three models of the 60th anniversary use the same new bracelet as well. It is quite a bit thicker than the original 7077, has no flexible links and have a modern clasp. Despite being thicker and heavier, it wears very comfortable and the looks are awesome. Are the links polished? Although I think it is clearly visible on all images out there, we still get this question from time to time. The center link is brushed and the outer links are polished, like the original. Will it fit my Speedmaster Pro? There were quite some comments and questions about this bracelet and whether it would fit the ‘regular’ Moonwatch models. It doesn’t, as it is for 19mm lugs and the normal Speedmaster Professional has 20mm lugs. We received no information on a possible 20mm upgrade for the normal Moonwatch for this type of bracelet though. 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