I love this brand 😍😍 especially the seamaster series. However all I can afford right now are omega 3 fatty acids 😁

The Globemaster is one of my favorites watches. The understated, yet versatile style, combined with the historical significance and precision movement make this a treasure for any watch aficionado. Teddy, this watch suits you perfectly...a bit under the radar but commands the respect of those in the know.

I was wearing my own Globemaster (silver dial) when I saw this video pop up tonight, so of course I felt massively validated! I frankly can't understand why this watch isn't more popular. Without even mentioning the impressive technical specs, it's really a victory of design and balance. Even the fluted bezel is more restrained than Rolex's, which makes the watch (somehow) both sporty and elegant without a hint of gaudiness. I'm embarrassed to admit I can almost imagine buying the blue dial as well, and even the Sedna gold version sort-of calls to me. Then again, my kids need to have shoes!

Definitely a beauty, I completely agree with you it’s ignored by most enthusiasts and it deserves more attention! Keep the good work my friend!

I love your videos about the watches in your personal collection. The knowledge you’ve gained from handling so many watches, and the passion you have for your personal pieces makes for some fantastic content. Have a great weekend, Teddy!

Thank you for sharing a watch from your personal collection! Love this kind of personalized content, your reason behind what you buy and really speaks to me in my own collection.

I really appreciate the fact that you showed your watch on most of the shots to show how it really wears over time. Great video.

This was my first premium watch purchase (2019) pulling me firmly into the watch collecting hobby, and I still love it. The annual calendar version is even more of a sleeper, hoping you can do a review of that model someday! Great video Teddy!

I was going to get Aqua Terra before my wife showed me Globemaster Annual Calendar. I just loved it, especially the dial and the bezel. Now it is my best watch. Thank you Teddy for featuring it.

I really appreciate that you chose a unique watch that appeals to you and not just another Rolex.

That's a nice surprise, Teddy: my only personal experience with Omega was with a Speedster Pro I had (for a while, anyway..ended up missing some years later), but I developed a love for early Constellations, and your choice is stellar: the pie-pan dial never gets old, and I wondered just *how* the bezel on yours looked pristine among the scratches on the case (respect for seriously *wearing* that watch, too). That one's clearly a keeper for you. Thanks for sharing that.

Excellent video Teddy. This watch needed its own vid. I fell in love with watches when I saw an older gentleman wearing a vintage pan pie dial constellation when I was in the eating room for an appointment.

Fantastic video. My dad’s 1965 Constellation pie pan lit my eyes up to the world of watches when I was 5 years old. I bought a 2022 blue Aqua Terra just last year and now swap back and forth between his watch and mine on a daily basis.

Actually love this one; it has so many things we actually all want. It's simple yet stylish, versatile, fits every wrist, and has one of Omega's great modern movements.

Thanks for the review! Awesome watch!

I love my white dial version. I fall in the camp of in-between link sizing. I can wear it on bracelet in the winter, but is a no go for me in the summer. I have it on a tropic or leather strap 90% of the time though. I personally love how shallow the date window is. Good Choice.. lol

Well done! I own the white dial version and it's hands-down the most gorgeous watch I own (and I own 40+). The dial is simply a work of art.

When you mentioned this as your most worn watch, it really surprised me, but it makes sense. Love the pie pan dial, I believe you had one in your first video!

It’s pretty weird that I have always loved the vintage pie pan Omegas but I have completely overlooked the modern ones, nice pick Teddy

Your appreciation for watch details makes me appreciate them even more. Globemaster not my style but I see why the history would be so attractive.

Yo compré uno en diciembre. Excelente reloj. Un diseño atemporal, historia única y un calibre muy técnico.

Teddy, you are spot on as usual of your review of this fine watch. I've had mine just like the one you renow since 2016

Yes welcome to the Globemaster club! I own that exact model on bracelet, but wear with the official leather strap instead. Gorgeous timepiece, and truly versatile with any attire 💙⌚

Bien joué Teddy ! As we say in french. Great discovery for me anyway. So versatile indeed. Can't get bored of it. Also thank you for providing us all those excellent videos. Classy and educative. Much appreciated !

Nice to see you Teddy, THANK YOU

I have recently become obsessed with vintage "pie pan" constellations and I am looking for one at a good price. That said, I may have to start saving up for this modern version as well. Though I may go for the white face. What a beautiful watch!

Great review, Teddy! I have had my Globemaster for 2 years now, and it is definitely one of my favorite watches. Very comfortable to wear, very accurate, and versatile. I share your bewilderment as to why it is not more popular - it is a tremendous watch!

Great video Teddy. This was a breath of fresh air amongst all the common videos on popular diver watches. Cheers

Fantastic watch, & many times I've nearly bought one. However, I think the Aqua Terra design is more successful in the thick cases these automatic co-axial movements require. A thinner, smaller automatic co-axial movement would be a great expression of Omega's watchmaking. If the Globemaster case & bracelet were a bit smaller & thinner, similar to the new Moonwatch changes, I think it would stand out more from the Aqua Terra line AND better evoke the historical Constellation models. The AT could separate itself further by bringing back the asymmetrical case/crown guard, which IMO is more appealing & distinctive of the brand.

I was watching so many of your videos desperate to find Globemaster content some years ago when I was buying one. I thought I must be crazy for thinking it's the best watch available within any reasonable price range for someone who works for a living. I'm so happy to find this video where you highlight the awesomeness, totally agree on all the points! I also have the blue on steel with the bracelet (I absolutely adore the look of the bracelet, thankfully it fits me perfectly). Ended up with Globemaster after they discontinued the De Ville Hour Vision again (it was briefly available with the same Caliber 8900 and beautiful blue on steel, somewhat vintage-ish style, but sold out before I could get one). I now find the Globemaster superior to any other Omega as well as the somewhat comparable Rolex Datejust (I dislike the cyclops as well as their bracelets, also the bezel award goes to Globemaster IMO). One thing that keeps amazing me about this watch is the lume which looks unbelievable in low light. I don't think this one is too thick, but the one with the calendar complication definitely was uncomfortable to wear (maybe I just need to buff up my wrist?). Also the watch nerd in me can't get over how cool the co-axial escapement is, while the frugal consumer in me is happy for the extended service interval. Retail price for the Globemaster has gone up by 2000 € here while I've owned it, and I bargained like a pro at the dealer, so I guess I was lucky to get it early. One could consider the "unpopularity" a plus since at least you're a bit original choosing the Globemaster over the overhyped watches that are featured everywhere. Then again I think this marvellous timepiece deserves a bit more attention, which you appropriately give in this video. Also, as you put it in your other video, it is a watch that can pretty much do it all: serious enough for business, fancy enough for celebration, not too dressy for everyday beating. It can take shocks, scratching, diving, magnets, anything - a one-watch collection. Sorry for the wall of text, but I'm just so in love with this understated and elegant watch and am never selling mine. It's a keeper.

Globemaster with that stunning blue pie pan dial is one of my long time grails!

Thank you Teddy for this review. Now I definitely have a better insight into the history of this watch and why it should always be on a watch enthusiast's radar. For me, what I think that makes the OMEGA Globemaster constellation stand out from other OMEGA models is that 'star' at the 6 o'clock above the date window. Awesome!! Keep it up!! 😍😍

Can’t find this watch anywhere for a good price in the US and I love it. Teddy, you rock! You are the Oracle of all watch enthusiasts! God bless you!

I love mine, and the best thing about it being under the radar and under appreciated is that I got my mint used Globemaster at a huge discount!

I agree 100% Teddy. Got mine about a year ago for a significantly reduced price due to it's lack of popularity. I had my name in for a Rolex and I found this one while I was waiting. Yep forget the Rolex I love it. Modern movement and materials meet a beautiful vintage design plus throw in George Daniels. Fortunately the bracelet fit with help from my local watch guy is not a problem. I do think a better system for adjustment would be a great addition. Some had complained the crown wasn't screw in but here I'm a contrarian. I've had more problems forgetting to screw in the crowns or getting them cross threaded. For a every day all a round, quality watch, from a good company that will be around, at reasonable price I think you would be hard pressed to find a equal. Thanks Teddy and congrats on your continued success!!!

Absolutely gorgeous dial with those geometric contours. My favorite Omega and certainly one of the most beautiful watches. Love the 6 o clock date and matching date window

Great review Teddy! I absolutely love the Globemaster. I have had my opaline silver dial Globemaster since 2018, and it's been been on my wrist everyday since then. I completely agree it's the most underrated and overlooked Omega, and I'm really glad you are championing it with a really comprehensive review, as this watch really deserves it. Beyond all the impressive specs, like you point out, it's really versatile... I wear it with everything from more formal wear to a band shirt, jeans and combat boots. I think unlike the Datejust which comes across as more glitzy due to the larger planes of it's fluted bezel, the coin edge bezel rides the line between glitz and a more industrial aesthetic, almost like the teeth of a gear, and I think this plus the brushed finish lends it to be more of a chameleon. BTW, even though the GM has been compared with the Datejust a lot in the past, and I have seen your comparison of the two, I'm really glad that you didn't mention the Datejust, as I think the GM really deserves to be seen on it's own merits, as opposed to an alternative to another watch. Omega was not copying Rolex with the fluted bezel, was some people who don't know the history of Omega have suggested, as Omega explored the coin edge bezel as early as the beginning of the 1930s on their pilot watches... though rounded as opposed to flat, the size and style of the fluting on these early Omegas were virtually the same size and style as the fluting on the GM. Again, great review of a very special watch.

I have it for a year and half and I love it! The only downside is that this blue watch looks great on bracelet but is also very beautiful on their blue strap and I can't often decide what to pick 😂

Teddy, you’re absolutely correct about the Globemaster being underrated. Your watch is absolutely stunning. I have the green sunburst dial. It is an annual calendar. I love the coin edge - fluted bezel and love staring at the bezel. It’s a striking piece.. I love to wear this timepiece with jeans or even in a dressy situation.

thank you! beautiful watch and great takes on it!

I owned a Globemaster exactly like Teddy's for a year or so. It really is a beautiful watch. It had a couple shortcomings that ultimately led to its sale: (1) anti-reflective coating is on the outside. It scuffed in a couple places, and I eventually removed it completely (that was a project). (2) the biggest issue is the bracelet: I couldn't get the right fit, and there's a gap between the end links and the rest of the bracelet when it's on wrist if your wrist is below about 7.25" in diameter- you can see it in Teddy's video too. The bracelet just doesn't 'drape' well unless you have a wrist larger than mine. (3) Finally, it's a bit on the thick side for a dress watch. It's fine with a large shirt cuff, but at the time, I had pretty tight cuffs, and it wouldn't go under them easily. I would love a version with a redesigned bracelet; I could live with the other issues (thickness & AR coating) if that was solved, as I like it on the strap, but it's most versatile on the bracelet. Also, the two-tone Sedna Gold version on a strap, if still available, is stunning.

Man I've been looking at these all week! Been thinking of getting one.

Coincidentally, I brought this to Omega boutique to adjust the steel band. Having been wearing it on leather, I figured it's time to revert back to steel bracelet, and there you posted this video ✌️

I totally agree, I really love this watch

Today i have decided to get one. I have no regret. Thank you Teddy for bringing this beautiful piece under the spotlight. Absolutely amazed. How can this model be so underrated and neglected by Omega themselves.

I love the Gobemaster with the blue/teal pie pan dial. I've had mine for some years now on the Omega leather strap. If I fall on hard times this will be the last one that would be sold. I love the date at 6, the finish on the movement and the comfort on the strap. Maybe at some point I may consider sourcing the bracelet but for now I love it as it is, It's elegant without being bling, it's sporty enough without being too out there and it can be worn with jeans and t shirt or s suite. I'm OK that they are not everywhere but I have to agree that they appear to be overlooked in the Omega family. The dial is a work of art.

Beautiful watch, Teddy. Congrats on ownership!

It's indeed a great review Teddy, honestly my english is not so good but I would like to share my feeling on this globemaster which I finally bought yesterday as one of my 'apostle' collection. It's outlook is subtle but exuding an unique and light luxury temperment, three links bracelet looks simple but perfect match with the case, what a great integrated design, 3D pie pan dial is so vintage， not just appreance is nice but putting bracelet on my 6.25 inch wrist is so comfortable , of course equipping with high level 8900 co-axal movement is bonus wbich making my this new apostle possess both external and internal beauty, agree with you that this he is underated. Anyway thx again Teddy, I got what I want after enjoying this review 😊

This was my first luxury watch purchase and I haven't looked back. It's the perfect combination of design and specs 😍

Teddy…A well done Video as always. I have The Globemaster as well in Yellow Gold with the Alligator strap! I bought it about 6 months ago and I Love the “Pie Pan” dial and the fit. I wore it today as a matter of fact. It’s difficult to stop looking at! 😊 It definitely flies under the RADAR.

Agreed. Was very close to buying one some time ago and it's still the omega I'd go for.

One for the dream collection if I’m ever in a good place financially to afford one, such an amazing beautiful piece

Awesome watch and very cool video, as always!

MAny thanks Teddy, great episode and fabulous watch.

Yesss. I have this with blue strap. Such an elegant piece.

I have one Omega and it is the same Globemaster shown on this video. I was attracted to the blue face when I saw it first in Switzerland. Two years later I acquired one in the US. I wear it almost every day and just love it. It was a great introduction to the Omega line. If I ever get a second one, I'd certainly consider the Seamaster Worldtimer.

Saw this on your wrist in one of your last videos, and guessed it was a Globemaster. It looks great on you! Not my kind of watch, but always nice if someone finds something that they really like.

A lot of modern watches could be mistaken for something else on the market. You really can’t say that about the Globemaster. A gorgeous watch indeed!

I purchased the Globemaster AC two years ago and it is one of my favourite watches in my collection 😍.... Good video and great watch ⌚️

I have the white version on bracelet and I bought the leather strap as well. I can wear it with joggers or buttoned up shirts or polos . Very versatile watch. Very accurate and power reserve makes it easy to wear other watches and come back to it a couple of days later and not have to set the time again. I have the Omega Seamaster 300, a cartier santos with gray dial and I think by globemaster is my favorite of the three and what I wear the most. It’s no flashy watch , but very beautiful . It’s a watch to enjoy wearing rather than for people noticing it.

The balance of the dial is amazing, short of having a crown at the top, its the most balanced watch face I've seen, lovely.

Gorgeous watch. Was looking at the silver dial with the annual calendar.

I got the two toned one on a dark blue leather strap. Love it.

For me the Globemaster is the nicest looking Omega along with the Railmaster.. I like watches that others either don’t have or didn’t even know existed. Great video as always.

That's a well loved watch, based on the gorgeous macro lens photography. Continue to enjoy it in good health, Teddy!

i love the Globemaster annual calendar with sedna gold.

Hi Teddy, i just got my Globemaster at Bangkok airport Omega boutique. Its such a beauty. And thank you a lot your great videos and advices (i asked you several months ago on IG how the bracelet fits). Keep up the great works

Great review

About time, it’s a great under the radar watch which you can pick up with a discount that will stand the test of time. I prefer the white dial as the hands look black in certain light , just amazing yet subtle

Super nice watch, Teddy. I purchased a Speed-master two months ago without considering the Globe-master. It’s on my list now! Thanks!!

Great take, and choice!

I fell in love with the aesthetic the second I saw it, definitely a watch I'd like some day.

Beautiful watch! I own the blue AT 41 and like it for a lot of the same reasons you like the Globemaster…understated beauty!

Thanks Teddy. I also love my 60's Connies.

Tried one on in an AD today, start saving now!

I have had my eye on a Globemaster too. Specifically the day date and month with the white pie pan dial.

The Omega Globemaster is a sleeper hit! I have a vintage Gerald Genta c-shaped Constellation and have been looking for a contemporary version of this classic. The Globemaster nails it with its retro 'pie pan' dial, tough tungsten bezel, and top-notch METAS certification. I wear mine on the Omega Milanese bracelet, and it just looks fire🔥👌

Great review! One tidbit you forgot to mention is Gerald Genta's influence on this design. The C case which this is an evolution of was one of the key features that helped propel Genta to more world renoun (this design came before the royal oak) 😁

I got mine late last year. Great watch!!!

That vintage Constellation 2:48 is just mmwaahh

Coincidentally, I just saw this blue Globemaster today at the boutique. Definitely a good looking piece. Almost looks like my Aqua Terra, but this one just looks much more dressier. Probably due to its fluted bezel.

This is so “spot-on”. I bought my Globemaster, exact same one, steel on steel with the blue dial, in 2016. In my opinion, it is a stunning watch, and I have received many compliments on it. As Teddy says, it is quite versatile both for dressy occasions as well as casual wear. It is my absolute favourite watch. I don’t wear mine every day, particularly if I am banging about doing things, but love wearing it when I can. It is in for its first service, I can hardly wait until I get it back!!

Love that blue! I'm a sucker for blue watches.

I am with you on this one. I would like to add it with my 2782 and 14900 Connie's. The date at 6 really does it for me.

Very nice addition to any collection, congrats it's a lovely looking watch. Really like the face it really pops, plus the bracelet is very nice. Very Cool watch and it suits you

Couldn’t agree more. Bought this exact model 3 years ago- my first and still my only mechanical watch and my daily driver and all other occasions. Agree fully on the comments on the bracelet, while it looks very good and hides scratches well i think a 5or 7 link design with pivoted endlinks would have been better here. I would add some design suggestion that would have made it perfect for me- 38mm case A cross-hair marking on the dial Alpha style hands 1-2mm shorter lugs Still, a great , reliable , loyal, handsome companion

I absolutely love it, I’ve been thinking about selling my Aqua Terra to get one

Thanks for the excellent review. The Globemaster has been on my list for a while. If I could find it on a nice leather strap instead of the bracelet, I'd probably go for one.

I have been pining for this watch for a couple of years, great choice.

This watch truly is the most underrated omega watch right now what is there not to like? Unique dial,rich history behind it and excellent build quality,you made a great choice there

Understated, elegant and refined. What a watch

I have the silver dial on leather strap. Extraordinary accuracy, best I've owned and I've owned a few! Super-LumiNova looks gorgeous in low light too. Stopped looking at other watches since I've had this.

Teddy you should make a video about some good hand-wound watches. I personally prefer them to automatic watches (especially ones with screw-down crowns) because it's much easier for me to just spend a few second winding them up than having to worry about wearing each watch around for a while if I want to keep them all running simultaneously.

My daily is a 68 constellation, and I agree completely. To be frank, I wish Omega just put out a 60's constellation. The globemaster is the closest thing to it, and just a great watch. Looks good in all cases.

I love it. Well done. The silver is on my radar. Admittedly, the blue shows off the unique dial better. I purposely avoid the boutique near my business. Soo many compelling choices....

Just bought an annual calendar version last week, it’s so good

Gorgeous timepiece!

Better looking than so many branded watches at this price point (and more!)

Teddy, you forgot to mention the great lume of the Globemaster. It is better than the one of the Aqua Terras by the way. I wear my own blue dialed GM right now - and am happy, that its appreciation seems to hold or even increase amongst the watch crowd. Regarding versatility: I bought mine with the leather strap and don't regret it, never liked the heavy bracelet, although its look is impeccable. I wear mine with multiple Hirsch leather and Performance straps or C&B nato straps (use some bent spring bars because of its short lugs!). In this combination the GM is more a high end field or pilot watch than a dresser, love it. I have owned many Omegas and other brands, the current GM - for me - is one of the top 3 watches ever made and the most interesting and desirable present Omega. Enjoy yours!

Owned one for two years. Absolutely love it.