Hi Imran, thanks for the nice words! I agree with you completely. I think the Spectre did the lollipop hand better too. The thing about the new one is, there is low contrast and it’s hard to see the dial details. The excessive cutouts and dome reduce the sharpness of the indices and makes the dial look like cardboard from certain angles. The dial itself isn’t the charcoal black/ smoky stone grey anymore, it’s more of a unison brown look. The bezel is cool in person, but the liquid metal ceramic of this previous gives it that extra pop and luxurious feel. The female end links on the newer model, while better for smaller wrists, reduces the presence and character of this vintage watch. The cream minute markers on the bezel is excessive. And instead of removing the sapphire caseback to make the watch thinner, they made the coin bezel thinner, which is a shame. While it may sound like I’m bashing omega for their decisions, I’m merely describing what I feel is a step back for the continuation of this heritage line. The beauty of this previous model was that it’s equal parts modern and vintage. That fine line is one that can and will appeal to a mass section of individuals in the watch community. Regardless, our model is one of the sharpest, most timeless watches I’ve ever seen and worn. It’ll stand the test of time, regardless of it’s thickness. Thanks again for the comment and I look forward to more discussions of our favorite watches with you. - Suave

I have this as well and also alternate between the metal bracelet and the Spectre NATO Band, along with the current NTTD NATO Band, which all look great. I have this, the NTTD Seamaster, a 2021 Rolex Submariner two tone and an Air-King, but surprisingly, this is the watch that I most often wear due to its versatility and classic look.

I love hearing from those who also wear other brands. The watches you have are all great, well desired pieces! Glad to hear this is the go to. It’s very under the radar too, making it less attention grabbing. I hope to review the air king and submariner soon!

Thank you! The Macro shots were fun this time around.

Thanks Serg! Glad you enjoy my content 😎

Thank you for watching!

I think the Spectre is one of the most beautiful watches ever made! But I agree with you. I’m not about to spend over retail price on a used piece.

I love the lollipop seconds hand 👌🏽

Just can't get behind the sandwich numbers on the more recent one.

Pick a day ;)

It's also available in gold alloy as well for the ballers. This generation from 2019 has a rose gold and steel 2tone variant with a ceragold bezel - stunning watch. I have one. That variant wears better on the bracelet IMO

@@SavageKillaBees I almost bought an Aqua Terra with the yellow and black striped second-hand, at the Omega Boutique in Curacao. I'm glad I waited and purchased a titanium on titanium Seamaster 300. Titanium makes it slightly lighter than steel but substantially lighter than gold, a consideration for a watch I'd be wearing 24/7 and in some pretty rough conditions. After 10 years of continuous use, only the bracelet shows any signs of wear, and that is mostly on the bottom of my wrist. I wasn't sure I would be happy with the blue dial and bezel but that color blue is very understated and has grown on me over time. it actually compliments my wardrobe and tan better than black would have. I also 100% agree that the bracelet wears better than a strap.

​​​​​​@@pedrowhack-a-mole6786 simple choice for me, I have a lot of Gold jewelery. Just from a fashion cohesiveness point, I wanted a gold watch, and the Grey market price is criminally low for what you get. I just picked up the 2 tone rose gold Seamaster 300 and it's a heavy watch at 167g with links removed even, to my size. It's a 2019 watch in near mint condition, bought a full kit Grey for 70% off retail. That's the thing with Omega - outstanding quality that perhaps even beats out Rolex but these watches get exceptionally low priced (for the luxury) in the Grey market and secondary because that's just how it is for Omega, and that fact cannot be better for real watch collectors! I would strongly advise you don't go through an A.D to pick up an Omega. Actually I traded in my Sub Kermit for that piece and got some money back even! But is it a bit more of a scratch magnet and needs more babying, absolutely. But I'm not diving with a gold watch on! 😂 I actually like the heaviness of the watch, it's heavy but exceptionally balanced too. Any gold or 2 tone watch is a fashion piece more than anything let's be real here. The other difference other than real gold centerlinks is the Ceragold bezel, which unfortunately isn't lumed at all. I believe the bezel markers in steel are lumed. I think they can't add lume to Ceragold that's the issue they had.

Yes I’ll do so for next time, making these videos is no joke 😪

Thanks 👊🏼 Love this Omega

Absolutely! Omega Seamaster 300 master co-axial (2014) reference 233.30.41.21.01.001