Great shot!!View attachment 4245410 Glad I found this thread! I became an official member last weekend...
That blue is damn sexy!!tis a truly a remarkable timepiece.. count me in
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Sorry for the bad photo.. A perlon strap. 22mm.
View attachment 5170826 View attachment 5170834 View attachment 5170842 Been loving my Omega Seamaster 300 MC Titanium. Will get PCL's as well polished areas of lugs brushed as I'm planning to keep it on bracelet, just love the quick and easy bracelet adjustments
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I need to stop looking at the pictures of the Ti Blue. I love the black and wasn't even considering the blue, but then read that Grade 5 Ti might be more scratch resistant. Now the blue has really grown on me, even though I've heard more opinions that the titanium bracelet will not be more scratch resistant. The weight difference is cool, but the price difference is significant.
So just when I think I'm set on my decision, another picture pops up of the Ti Blue, and I'm confused all over again, lol. Oh well, it's a can't go wrong situation, so I'll take my time with it.
-Z
Just took delivery of my Ti today...and I love it just as much as I'd hoped...
More photos to come...
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You're in the wrong place if you're looking for that kind of help!
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My attempt with a beauty shot with the 10:10 hands, under an overcast sky (less harsh light bouncing off the watch).
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Initial thoughts:
1. Love the PCLs! No other way of executing two tone I guess.
2. I like that the second hand of the two tone is not white but also Sedna.
3. Don't see anything wrong with the hour markers. It's a very subtle cream color not like the oversaturated orange in the product shots. I don't think of it as a "fauxtina", rather just "differently colored lume".
4. Like the slightly slower vph of the movement, analogous to having an Audi diesel, a lower rpm doesn't necessarily mean lower performance.
5. Truth be told, when I was picking this up at the boutique, I also looked at a sapphire Moonwatch and I STRUGGLED in choosing what to get! To borrow a word from Jake B's vocabulary, the SM300 and the moonwatch are both brutal!
Some nitpicking:
1. the plastic protecting the PCLs left some goo, that I had to wash the watch in with mild soap to get it to shine like this.
2. My bezel is a bit misaligned. Decided to live with it though. Not planning on exchanging or having it fixed.
Overall still giddy with bagging my grail, and trying not to think about the three others in my wishlist: a Sea-Dweller 4000 (grail), the sapphire Moonwatch (grail) and an Oris Big Crown ProPilot (nice to have tool watch/beater has 100% brushed case/bracelet)
Btw, did anyone else notice that the sapphire case back is slightly domed?
Beautiful!Only have one decent lume shot which I already posted here a couple weeks back,
Here's another half decent one salvaged from the recycle bin:
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TGIF!
Mine has been good for 48 hours.. I have not pushed it to the sixty our mark as yet.
It does match the second hand though...The titan with the blue cordura.....but the white stitching feels disturbing..
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I've got mine on the omega NATO as well. To be honest I have mixed feelings about it. It is comfortable and looks cool but It makes the watch sit a little too tall for my liking, the lugs seem to be too far from my wrist. However I will keep it as it's going to save my bracelet quite a few scratches when I take this watch on holidays to the beach / coast. My bracelet clasp unfortunately did notch up a few scratches during my last holiday. Sand can be a bit of a killer on clasps! It also seems to be a better option if you wear the watch over a wetsuit when diving. So I think I will use it as it was intended.. For action stuff!! View attachment 5848546