any TDs carrying this in stock right now?
I'm not really familiar with OMEGAs but I thought I saw that the TDs just got this restocked? ?http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php?t=176235
Is the bezel supposed to shine like that?
Got mine, can confirm the dial looks much better than the last batch![]()
Concerned about the 42mm size for me, if anyone can help...
Really want this watch as I love the look and style but. All the wrists shots I see looks great, but I'm unsure about the 42mm as I have a 45mm UPO. I ordered the UPO in 42mm and as soon as I held it in my hands it didn't look right to me and knew something was wrong so had to change to 45mm. My thinking is the 45 is correctly proportioned because of its diameter vs thickness where as the 42mm is not as its thickness is similar to 45.
I saw someone the other day with a 42 PO and it just didn't look right. So will I still have the same issue with the LMPO or is there something magical about it and just wears differently. When I look at 42mm PO pics on the internet they look ok and so does the LMPO. I tried on a SMP once and although smaller at 41 it was proportioned as its much thinner.
Got mine, can confirm the dial looks much better than the last batch![]()
The LMPO uses the older case from the 2500 which is slightly thinner at the lugs than the current crPO. But that's not enough to change the overall impression of proportion. The major differences between this and the crPO are the shiny dial and bezel and the closed case back but it doesn't wear any bigger than the crPO. FWIW I feel the same way about the relative proportions of the 42 vs the 45 except the other way around. To me the 45 mm POs look out of proportion but I have a PAM088 that I think is nicely proportioned, so I suppose it's all very subjective. The LMPO is my all time favorite watch but what sets it apart are the mirror-like dial, shiny bezel, numbers that change color and almost disappear at certain angles, plus kick ass AR that make all of those that dial pop out like nothing else out there. It deserves all the praise it gets and then some.