WATCH POP

Dunno know if im allowed to...but here are some pics of new Omegas






-Lohse- They are really into the second hand counter-weight huh...


now where did I put my credit card....... Don't care for the DeVille. a bit confusing too, since the new bond watch is a PO.

speedmaster looks great though, they've really militarized its whole looks :)
make me dizzy.

John Nothing for me here, hope others find something interesting... These are just not to my taste(s)... "It's just a muscle. Only it is the main muscle. It works as perfectly as a Rolex Oyster Perpetual. The trouble is you cannot send it to the Rolex representative when it goes wrong. When it stops, you just do not know the time. You're dead." -- Ernest Hemingway, Across the River and into the Trees Especially since the blue 300m model will not be featured in upcoming film. As y2keable said, it's a bit confusing here.

The split-second Broad Arrow looks nice but the dial would have probably looked even better without the pulsation ring.

Just my two cents.

Ruckdee
the bond was my first high end watch - what close to 10 years ago or so. I have not been a fan of any of the modifications special editions to theis specific watch.

The black dialed SMP sword hand was a nice distinctive change, but the changes on the blue dialed smp inc. the 24hr have been imho tacky. To Laugh Often and Much... Rolex - Sub date, Sub non-date, Sub Anniv. LV, Sea Dweller, Exp.2 white dial, GMT 2 pepsi, Air King grey, Exp. 1 Omega - SMP Bond Quartz and Auto, SMP black dial quartz and auto - all bond bracelets Breitling - Colt Quartz 2 black dial, Colt Auto 2, white dial IWC - Aquatimer titanium, older version Marathon - TSAR, GSAR - tritium tubes Ball - Hydrocarbon Classic 2 black dial, Night Train black dial on rubber Seiko- Orange and Black Monsters Tiffany - 1 gold 1 steel dress watch Ebel - Discovery black dial Uh, maybe the new Bond will grow on me....

And then again, maybe not....

from a Bond GMT owner yes, no way jose i feel nauseas! and possibly would have to see it in the flesh for me. Lohse

Whether you're allowed to or not, we are grateful for your pictures.

Can't say I'll be dashing out to get the Bond,the standard offering was not one of my favourites in any event. Laterly though I have been more enraptured by De Villes and I have to say, the RG X2 is a very nice dress watch - just my humble 2c you appreciate.


Best

ZIN

- Semper Fi Speedy; mish-mash of ideas...
"Bond"; big mistake...
DeVille; nice strap... Regards, KierΩn ....search for the Eva Green site with stills from a beach scene; Craig is clearly wearing a watch from the traditional Bond series.
(Now, whether that is the GMT, 2531, 2541, is anyone's guess....) Thanks for the pictures...dispelling some of the mystery. Now, I wonder if there will be any changes for the regular Seamaster.
A behind the scene similar to the ones you suggested was also included. That was why I said it so. But I could have remembered things incorrectly. Sorry.

Ruckdee
...the Bond model is tacky, and I think the lettering on the De Ville looks kind of off. The bond might have been OK if they lost the "spider web" but kept the 007 counterweight. That might have been slightly more subtle. It does tend to make me dizzy to look at it. Fellow Omegaphiles,
I have NEVER been overly critical of Omega designs, even ones I didn't much like as I appreciate that there are dfferent strokes for different folks. BUT, I'm simply stunned by the ridiculous design of the new Co-Axial Bond -- What were they thinking?

I don't know if the spiraling pattern on the dial represents the rifling in the gun barrel at the beginning of a Bond movie, or the Seamaster Bond brand reputation swirling down the drain...
Ray Sapphire-sandwich Speedmaster, Railmaster chronograph, and five Seamasters (classic Bond, GMT, 45.5mm Planet Ocean, electric blue, and SMP chronograph) make up the modern core of a collection that features over 33 vintage Omega's dating back to 1935, including 14 other Seamasters and nine hummers (f300's).