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Larry Panetta
21. January 2025 1:07

I’m not sure the Seamaster is the most famous Omega, I would presume it would be the Speedmaster.

Seamaster Paul
15. January 2025 16:01

I’d love to be given a Rolex… I’d sell it and buy another Omega 😊
I definitely wouldn’t be caught dead wearing one – I wouldn’t want to be associated with the normal Rolex owner

Ronsholdt
15. January 2025 12:52

METAS certification = 0/+5 s.d.

Saviour Gauci
15. January 2025 9:38

Considering the price, no Rolex can compare with the Omega professional for its style especially the see-through movement.

Jackson Burrows
15. January 2025 7:03

Though you may have meant they have never done digital watch.

Jackson Burrows
15. January 2025 6:59

Rolex did make a quartz watch. You may need to dig again and revise your statement that Rolex has only made mechanical watches.

Mark Mize
15. January 2025 1:55

Wonderful information on both watches. Love it and love Rolex!!!!

Speedmaster.G
15. January 2025 0:47

Speedmaster presents the best value for the amateur collector. There are so many variations, collectable editions, vintage/modern varieties, and price points. You can buy one for much less than retail and still have a model that is true to NASA mission models. Yes, you give up on the modern functionality, but you have a homage to history and an iconic watch that is fine for a one watch collection or to build around.

Doron Grill
14. January 2025 22:33

Good article, especially the conclusion. I wear a Speedmaster 38, and have previously owned a Sea Dweller, and 3 gold Presidents. I pick Omega, because quite frankly, the Rolex hype with the prices is quite annoying. I get it that young guns think differently, but as you get older, you tend to see through the BS.

David del Gaizo
14. January 2025 22:31

An overdue assessment, both thorough and fair.

Michael
14. January 2025 22:18

Excellent article, interesting and useful.