I bought this speedmaster triple date a bit by chance during a sale at the municipal credit. A hesitation in the room and hop the beauty is mine. A bit capricious all the same, I had to have it serviced a year after the purchase. Very comfortable to wear, I like its dial with these 2 windows and its pointer date. A rather chic speedmaster but with questionable readability (with a black dial it's better I think). It's better to have a winder if you don't want to spend your time adjusting it. In the end it's a change from a speed pro and it remains quite original.

I have had this magnificent Omega Speedmaster Reduced date for some time. It is true, it is not the most famous model of the speedmaster ... but that is what attracted me to this watch! The fact of not seeing it often on people's wrists makes this watch interesting because some people do not know it exists. So what a pleasure to see their surprise when discovering that it is a speedmaster! I like a lot of things about this watch: - its black dial which I find is super well detailed - its 39mm diameter which goes very well with my chicken wrist ahah - its versatility because it is very easy to wear with many outfits, dressed up or even casual. And above all it goes very well with steel / leather / nato. Which gives a real choice on the bracelet! Today I am selling it to finance another project, reluctantly I will not lie to you ... but it is time to move on. I haven't chosen the next one yet, but what is certain is that this Omega will remain in my top 3 watches that I have had 😊

This Omega Speedmaster Automatic also called Reduced is perfect. For small wrists, its 39 mm case size is perfect and for the airheads and those not initiated in manual winding its automatic caliber ETA 2890-A2 is perfect. It remains very light and offers a good power reserve. This chronograph continues to see its rating rise.

The Omega Speedmaster Reverse Panda Japan Edition is not the Moonwatch that everyone wears or would like to wear... That's exactly why I like it a lot, and it also has the charm of a reverse panda dial. It is a contained size of 38mm, with small details that give it a certain charm: octagonal crown, very light gray sub-dials. It is a Speedmaster produced for the Japanese market in the 90s, and that's where I found it. A superb piece in my eyes, and much less common than the Moonwatch.