I fell for this Speed for its chocolate panda dial with Paul Newman-style railroad that matches well with the Sedna gold case. It is a numbered Special version with a contained diameter of 39.7mm. I find it really classy and more dressy than my steel Speed. I wanted a GOLD watch because my current collection lacks this precious metal

First watch in my collection and a gift for my 30th birthday, I wanted a legendary and timeless model with a leather strap. I fell in love with this model when I discovered it in a boutique at Geneva airport. The black dial coupled with the brown leather strap was atypical and its smaller diameter than the professional model convinced me. Today I wear the model with an Uncle Straps Flat Link steel bracelet which adds more sportiness and shine to the watch.

A chic sports watch that can be worn in all circumstances. A 39.7 mm case that I preferred to the iconic Speed whose case was too bulky for my taste. This Omega is for me the model to have in your collection. I preferred its sword hands as well as the shape and size of its case and its horns. Pleasant proportions, it sits perfectly on the wrist. The caramel leather strap on a pin buckle is very comfortable to wear. You will have understood me, huge crush on this First.

The Omega is the reissue of a 1963 model, the CK2998, renamed the FOIS (first Omega in space), because it was the first watch to accompany Wally Schirra in the 1960s in the sidereal void for the Sigma 7 mission. Hand-wound, it is distinguished from the classic Professional by a symmetrical case, without the pusher guards, by the Alpha hands (YC small seconds) and sapphire crystal. Since its release in 2012, it has long been considered a "small" Speedmaster/Reduced - even though its bezel is identical to a Speed Pro, and its diameter is 0.3mm closer to that of a current Daytona. The end of production 2 years ago and the release of the Ed White 321, its rich relative with a fairly similar design, have increased its rating for 2 years. It is chic, simple and refined, with impeccable and elegant finishes. A manual chronograph exemplary of comfort, without any other complication, with a clear "click" of the crown when winding, very pleasant and well notched. The pushers are soft and precise, the flexibility of the Lemania 1861. Versatile, it will go on many bracelets, my preference being for vintage and patinated brown, dark, seamless leathers with a vintage Omega pin buckle. Jaguar type E atmosphere, soft and refined, warm and hushed curves...