[beck7295]

If you could have any one Omega chronograph, which one would it be? I'm trying to decide which chronograph to seriously consider getting.

 

[Houston]

As you know Mr Beck, the chronograph that does it for me is the Speedmaster Professional

The inscription on the display back says it all

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You may require a little more by way of depth rating in which case I would suggest a 2594.52 for a sporty appearance

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or the Aqua Terra if you prefer something a little more versatile

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It is as you may know, also available in black

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This too would be nice if you can find one - the 1948 London Olympics Chronograph

of which a Timeless Olympic edition may also be found


Hope the above is of some assistance


Have a nice day now

ZIN

 

[tricky dicky]

Hi Mr Beck,

The first part of your question would prompt me to reply with this.

However, you actually seem to be asking which one Omega chrono would I be willing to buy. It would be this similar one.

Courtesy of our friend Popeye

 

[Houston]

That's a great shot by Popeye. It would have been an almost perfect shot with a Lunar Module in the background.

Speaking from an astroNUT's

point of view naturally

:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:


Be well pals

ZIN

 

[diver88]

my only question:confused1: is that the first chrono

AIN'T GOT NO HANDS

but it sure is purdy though:thumbup:

diver88

 

[LarryD]

The classic Chronograph is the Speedmaster...You can't really go wrong if you are adding 1 chronograph to what you have.

If you mean only 1 chronograph and that as your only watch, I would have to go with the Seamaster Chronograph. I can snorkel and swim with that one comfortably, and an automatic would make life easier too.

 

[Houston]

Wot???

A chrono with no hands

That would be chronic

Sorry pal, couldn't help it

Be well now

ZIN