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9 December 2007, 06:44 AM | #1 |
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Omega Constellation Double Eagle Chrono... your opinions?
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I like the Omega Co-Axials and was wondering whether this would be a good way to get the same movement as the PO Chrono but with a smaller case and lower price? Does anyone out there own a Constellation? Or even the Chrono version? What is a good used price for one of these used? What about resale good or no? How popular are the Connies these days? Thanx for any and all info one and all!
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9 December 2007, 11:44 PM | #2 |
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Ren, sorry that I have no answers to your questions; however, I think that is a fine looking watch. As JJ would say, you can't go wrong with an Omega! Cheers, Bill P.
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10 December 2007, 02:58 AM | #3 |
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Hi Ren,
I've seen the Double Eagle in person and was very impressed with the finish and beauty of the watch. Quite heavy too. I think that Chrono is 42 mm plus. I quite like the date model. The bracelet finish is superb and very solid looking. The TT version is mind-blowing. And you've got a fantastic co-axial movement to boot. Can NEVER go wrong with an OMEGA, buddy!!!
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Hello Ren... I see you're still on your quest for an Omega. Same here. Aesthetically, I'm not too partial to the Romans on the bezel. Love the display back though. The advice I got in my thread about the SMP seems to holding true. Used=40%-60% of MSRP. Good luck finding your coaxial Omega
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In Europe,used ones goes for 3000-5000 $ and more!
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Still looking buddy! I like the looks of this baby I'm just not 100% sure that it will smile at me you know? I'll have to decide or just hold out for a ROLEX...
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I think the double eagle is 41mm. It is, IMHO a wonderful chronograph, together with the speedmaster broad arrow and the Rolex daytona!!! Anyway, all of those are great!
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