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28 September 2007, 06:00 AM | #1 |
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Comparison between Daytona and Omega Speedmaster
Although it is in French, very interesting.
Article (TZ) got mentioned on another forum, to make a long story short ... Functionality wise the Daytona got murdered against a 321 which also costs only 5% of the Daytona although that is changing VERY rapidly at the moment (current market value?). http://forums.timezone.com/index.php...0&rev=&reveal= |
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I don't know french i have to call a friend of mine to translate it. Thanks for the info timebroker
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If ye want I could post a translation or maybe try Babel translator, it has gotten very good over time, even sentences and not only words.
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thanks a lot timebroker i 'll try it
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Don't get me wrong Im sure Omega make great watches, but to me they just aren't 'a Rolex'.. Does that make sense ?
Built as well if not better, better value for the pound, possibly more interesting design........ just not a Rolex
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Design ... I can see your point althooouggh But the original thread was about functionality. |
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I like both omega and rolex but i cannot imagine myself without a rolex. It is the best watch for me out there
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Thanks for the link vernon
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No no, I was saying Omega better value, possibly better designs (maybe more modern, tho not as 'timeless') - in other words, Omega make sense to buy...........................just not for me
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Damn sometimes it's so hard to choose. So many watch brands and you only have two wrists
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Copy and paste the link into Babel. It translates the web page fairly well:
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
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kinda translated :
yes you are right Alain, the "photographs are not contractual" because they represent watches of different periods... but the screwed push rods form all the same part of the identity of Daytona. gauge: I find these two movements with wheel with column very beautiful The experts in mechanics say to me that the cal. 321 is higher than Valjoux... I do not know, always is it that my three Speedmaster animated by this movement always were of a precision and an exemplary reliability. Favour Omega Reliability: there at least it is indisputable and scientist, the speedmaster carried (Jean-Michel source): 1965 first qualification program: High temperature, Low temperature, Temperature-press, Relative humidity, Oxygen atmosphere, Shock, Acceleration, Decompression, High presses, Vibration, Acoustic noise. .... Favour Rolex Cote/SAV: there it is anything with dimensions Rolex... A my opinion Daytona is not worth 15/20.000 Euros, especially if one PN. As for the SAV, one announces to us that Rolex will not be able to revise these watches soon any more "too anciennnes" whose production was arretée in 1986! On the other hand the Omega are completely under with dimensions (a factor ten compared to Rolex): let us profit in! Favour Omega Conclusion: Objectively, Speedmaster is the most rational choice. BOOOOOOO |
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Here you have it in ENGLISH:
Comparative Review of the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Reference 116520 VS. The Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Model 3551.20.00. CLICK!
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Original is about vintage though.
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28 September 2007, 09:29 AM | #19 |
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Well, I have both. Each in their own way represent an iconic watch.
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I was originally looking at a Black face Daytona (2nd hand), but for the same price I bought a brand new Omega Speedmaster Professional (Moon Watch) and a Brand new Rolex Submariner, with change left over, which I used to buy a black leather band with white stitching for my Omega. I couldn't be happier with these watches. I love them both and would never swap them for a Daytona!!
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i own both as well, though i never wear the omega anymore
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I would like to own an omega also but i think that i would not wear it every day so that's why i am not buying. I am waiting until somebody buys it for me as a present
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