Ive quit caring about protecting my watches from scratches or dents.. started to see it as adding character, i wont be selling them anyway. Like you said, the pain is much less when its a pre-owned piece.

The Globemaster has been one of my favorites; on the blue denim looking strap it really speaks to me.

The bracelet clasp is also like that on my 2008 Constellation. The "bottom" clasp is friction-fit while the "top" clasp is released by the dual pushers. It's quite secure and you get used to it after a while.

Great video as always... That watch winder looks amazing Bro!

Terrific review. You, sir, are one the best and most comedic of watch reviewers, and truly under-rated! I have a silver dial Globemaster and literally find it to be almost the perfect watch - aesthetically, technologically, all of it. And yes, the scratches only add value. Anyway, keep up the good work, my man.

The Omega Globemaster is a hidden gem! Its iconic 'pie pan' dial nods to Omega's rich history, while the METAS certification assures top-notch performance. The tungsten bezel adds durability with a sleek look, and its modern size perfectly marries heritage with contemporary style. Rocking it on the Omega Milanese bracelet really makes it stand out. Undoubtedly, it’s an undervalued masterpiece in Omega's lineup! 🔥👌

Super enjoyable review. I have a ‘66 Omega Constellation Pie Pan in stunning condition, and don’t wear it when I’m in the shop or yard, but for the most part, I simply wear and enjoy it ! And I wouldn’t mind adding this new version to my collection either.

Awesome to see a beaten up luxury watch (i.e. one that has actually been used!)

Thanks for this review, I like the direct style of your videos and your dialect. And I adore the presented Globemaster, which is part of my small collection too. I bought and have regularly worn it without the (in my view too heavy) bracelet, but with all kinds of leather and nato straps. Just make sure, that you acquire some 20mm bent spring bars, since the lugs are - for most nato straps - too short and therefore the space between bars and watch case too narrow. For me, the GM is simply the most perfect watch Omega offers. Dial, geometry of watch case, design of caseback, superiority of movement, lume quality, crown size, lug shape, window frame and size, shape of indices and hands, color shade of the dial (it radiates in direct sunlight but dims in indirect light)... Another comment mentioned the size was too big and that 37mm would be better. With my slimmer 6.8 inch wrists I don't agree. The dial of this watch has to be Pilot-style-large in relation to the reasonable l2l-lenght of 46.5 mm. And a 37mm GM wouldn't house the 8900 anymore, which is the signature caliber of this model. The GM for me is perfect as it is.

I maintain my watches with 4 sided nail polishers and cape cod cloths!! Believe me it works!!! When they are pretty beat up I go to the watchmaker for a deep polished if their surfaces are not brushed. It works!!! Great video!!!

I've had this reference blue dial for some years now but on the Omega blue leather strap with the folding clasp and it's nearly as good today as when I got it new. The watch in the video looks like it's certainly been through some action as the knocks and dings show on the case and the medallion on the case back. To survive these battle scars shows the robustness of the watch as a time piece though. I was tempted to see if I could get hold of the bracelet but to me I think it looks just a tad more elegant on the leather band. Many thanks for sharing BB.

Im personally a big fan of usage of tungsten carbide. I own several 80s Seiko's with full tungsten cases, not a single scratch in sight! Might pick up one of these globemasters in the future, very pretty package for a daily piece.

Mr Beaters.... love the videos .. i especially enjoyed the video about square watches.... well made and narated :-) Cheers :-)

The Constellation Globemaster Annual Calendar with the green sunburst dial has a dark green bracelet with the clasp. It’s absolutely a perfect timepiece!

Still adore my Constellation Globemaster in blue dial, with both official bracelet and official leather straps! Alongside my Tudor North Flag, both are my daily durable wears 😊

As ever, great review and camerawork. One careful owner?! Even the medallion was scarred! I'm proud to say, my Sub that did 25 years of diving, marine survey, forestry, farming and mountaineering never looked that bad! How to take care of a watch? Er, not use it as a hammer?! But, the Globemaster... a beauty, for sure, an overlooked gem and DJ beater. Great colour, looks and movement, but definitely a bit thick and maybe still a bit big (for the design). Omega are so close with this watch, it just needs some refinement and resizing (38x11x46?).

Where did you get that strap? I’m enjoying my opaline/silver version, but would like to add some optional. PS - I agree with your assessment of the case thickness. But otherwise it is a great watch with an excellent dial.

A beautiful watch scratches and all!

Great vid!

A watch without any scratches is boring...😉 The Globemaster is my favourite Omega watch,very classy. Unfortunately very expensive as well.

Much prefer your review to Teddy Balderdashes and his pristine watch

Damn that's a beautiful watch. I definitely can't afford one so I'm looking at the Oris Propilot X but the Globemaster is just leagues ahead.

Nice review as usual 👌🏻..

I...can not... funck this! Sorry Andrei, the first 2 minutes were enough for me, can't go further. You won't get any audience retention from me with this video... But still, thumbs up for this horror show!

Dings and dents are part of your journey and experiences in life as you wear it. As long as it's clean, life is not perfect, buf if theres a chance for a polish, why not.

Cape Cod polishing cloths are very good for keeping the shine on polished elements.

I wear them carefully and sell them on when they I don't like the way they look anymore. The next owner can decide to polish them or not. I do small polish corrections with diamond paste and gentian wood. Or polywatch on cotton swabs if applicable. More than that, I prefer to let them collect until resell. But I also never owned q watch that would sell for more than initial retail. I guess that changes things.

First here. Thanks for sharing your review and knowledge on the GM. V covetable piece of Omega

Where did you get that fabric strap?

Great video! What strap is on the watch at 1:30 of the video?

Lovely... A vintage / modern feels.

GLOBEMASTER is my favourite watch. I enjoy it :)

Thanks for another great review 👍🏼 I think Omega doesn't get the respect they deserve in comparison with Rolex. Metas certification is much better and accurate than other ones like COSC or Superlative Chronometer. They test the whole watch and when they test the accuracy of a movement, they do it after the movements have already been installed into their cases, and the tolerance is average of 0 to +5 seconds, that means you'll never lose time and you may just gain a few seconds if at all.

A very nice review. Presently it's the only Omega I would want, sadly it's too rich for my blood.

the ones from the 60s are the best

You're awesome !!!!

You can actually unfold the second part of the bracelet simply by pushing it up from underneath with just one finger while on the wrist.

How can a person get scratches and gouges on the caseback like that? I doesn't make any sense unless the watch was deliberately abused and thrown around against other hard objects.

Just an educational question @2:51: I thought the observatory shown on the rear side of the housing is located in Neuchâtel.

A very beautiful watch. But at The moment, i'm saving for a certina Ds powermatic 80, and a certain Hamilton chronograph you reviewed. So the omega will have to wait.

Pretty sure Teddy wouldn’t like all this “patina” either, despite his love for the Globemaster…but it still looks pretty lush to me👀👍

I only service them if it’s something that will compromise the watch as a whole, for example, i recently had to service my hesalite DSPH200M even though it had less than a year of use, because i scratched the crystal deeply, I don’t know how it happened, but when they told me that I had to replace it, did not hesitate on the hesalite, because a broken crystal leads to a broken watch (water ingress), and a 50 USD repair, is better than an almost 1000 USD refurbish or rebuy. Mind you, id like to clean the bezel of a T-Touch i have, since it looks like it has been to a war zone, used it since 2015, but apart from that I wear the, non-threatening, scratches proudly

She's not old and worn, she's just experienced 😉

I don't really protect my watches (except the one I wore to my wedding) and one of my most beaten up ones is a titanium Citizen. I'm surprised that some of the zaratsu polish is still visible.

Tried this on. Loved it previously. Just too heavy and big

Simple. I preserve by just buying a new Casio every time it gets severely scratched or damaged. Works every time.

Dings and Dangs...

Was it just abused or not good material?

Soooo if i need to Bond my way out of being tied up i have a built in cuff cutter.... +1

Wear the watch like you are wearing a watch. Don't worry so much about it.

I have OCD and had to watch because I have OCD.

I experienced difficulty , watching this 😂

What is the antonym of OCD….? :)

And i thought Omega had a ugly QC issue. Patina is fine.

If you're OCD, this video will annoy you. 😁The reviewer says the Globemaster has an accuracy of -4 to +6 seconds a day. No, it is Metas certified, which means it has an accuracy of at most 0 to +5 seconds a day and probably better. For example, my Seamaster 1948 is Metas certified and has been tested with an accuracy of 2.7 seconds a day. Then there is the complaint that the bracelet doesn't open the way he wants. What? Really? That's a complaint? Just take the bracelet off and switch it around. This guy needs to do better.

Rhodium plated, not radium plated. Hopefully.

I would buy it if the case diameter is 37mm and the minute hand is a bit longer…

That Globemaster is seriously beaten up. How can someone treat a beautiful Omega like that?

Incoherant. Denim looks good tho.

Who’s Teddy?

Ohhhh, a Omega with a Zenith Watch Star🤔

The word you are looking for is "fastidious."

i don't understand what he's saying at all. So he bought a used watch that was already scratched? Or he bought it new and wore it so that he himself scratched the watch? In which case, isn't this supposed to be a 'dress watch'? Even my sport watches doesn't have even 5% of the scratches this watch has. Sheesh his accent and overly convoluted intro and script makes it hard to understand.

“Im gonna buy the watch with the most specifications of any and I’m not gonna use ANY of them” I hate people like you. Wear yours how you want but don’t say others shouldn’t want something nice as a daily driver. And i don’t ever polish something. Only full refinishing. Polishing kills all the definition, even done extremely sparingly.

Also if people actually took your advice you’d be forced to buy a perfect one

Rolex does a fluted bezel - Omega: just stop ! jeebus- They can't come up with anything original ?

Kiedy recenzent robi podczas prezentacji szacownej marki i Jej zegarka z siebie idiotę to jest to rzenujace i niepoważne. Głupkowate miny, wymachiwanie rękami jakby dostał jakiegoś ataku, głupkowate komentarze, etc. Zauważyłem to zjawisko u większości recenzentów. Robią marne przedstawienie ze swoim udziałem, a omawiany zegarek schodzi na plan drugi. Ten pan powinien dawać przedstawienia w przybytku dla debili... Zegarek wspaniały, recenzent do dupy👎

Thats a long and boring introduction