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8 August 2014, 09:07 AM
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Omega Seamaster Big Blue. Also the Flightmaster
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15 August 2014, 10:43 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Real Name: Eric Chan
Location: Vancouver, BC CAN
Watch: Day-Date 118238
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It is arguable whether or not the Speedmaster is the Omega icon. I would say the icon for Omega is the Constellation, then followed by the Speedmaster. Moon Watch.
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15 August 2014, 11:57 AM
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IMO....After the Speedy Pro it would have to be Constellation followed closely by the SMP as a whole....
Like the Datejust for Rolex, the Consellation has been a solid line-up for Omega in their low sale years. Then they got the Bond license and the SMP became an overnight sensation....followed by today's SMP Planet Ocean line-up, Omega's biggest earth shaker since the Speedy Pro. And for me personally, the PO line-up is why I got into Omega. It fit my wrist better and looks better than a Sub. Not to mention it cost 2~3k less then the Sub at the time.
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