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NEW NTTD No Time to Die Titanium/Titanium Seamaster 007 Edition

PunkRockDoc

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LOL you’re probably right though I’ve seen imperfect alignments on this model gens b4.
Our hypercritical RWI QC eye...

You've seen this model gen? Any pics? I didnt even know this was out, let alone a large enough quantity to start identifying flaws.
 

correllian G

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Definitely subscribing to this thread this is an instant buy for me! Just hoping to be able to wear it to the first time I see the movie! Come on VSF you're our only hope!

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roadtofreedom

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Many of us could be deeply disappointed, as it's not easy to rep this beauty.

- The strap: I think it's a huge challenge. If it's not perfect, it would be a huge tell.
- Dial: that color ...... let me be skeptical.

On the other hand, the bezel is not a challenge. ZF already did the same on Tudor Pelagos and the outcome is really good. This is already overcame.

If VSF leap on this, I'll pull the trigger here. But, let's see what VSF brings to us, as I stated previously .... it's not easy.
 
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bc723

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Many of us could be deeply disappointed, as it's not easy to rep this beauty.

- The strap: I think it's a huge challenge. If it's not perfect, it would be a huge tell.
- Dial: that color ...... let me be skeptical.

On the other hand, the bezel is not a challenge. ZF already did the same on Tudor Pelagos and the outcome is really good. This is already overcame.

If VSF leap on this, I'll pull the trigger here. But, let's see what VSF brings to us, as I stated previously .... it's not easy.

Call me optimistic, but they could get the NATO version right pretty easily. I agree the bracelet would be tricky, but dayum I need it...
 
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THXuk

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Omega announced today it's shipping, so maybe the factory has a pre-order :rofl:
 

Pseudorep

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I tried the gen on a couple of days ago in the boutique in Geneva. It was a lovely watch, but the clasp on the bracelet was a deal breaker for me. The design of it means the bracelet won't sit probably on a 6.5" wrist, and sits off on one side. It would probably be ok on a 7.5" wrist.

Compared with a standard Seamaster the bezel is a bit thinner, mid case thinner, but case back sits more proud. Unfortunately this thicker caseback means on the Nato it sits far too high on the wrist.

The dial has a grainy effect. The faux patina looks great in photos but pretty garish in person (certainly under boutique lighting). The bezel scallops are too shallow now which means turning the bezel is quite hard, especially as titanium is a bit more slippy than steel, and in turning it my fingers slipped quite a few times. This want helped as both bezels seemed to get stuck on their way around (maybe poor assembly). Also on the version I tried the lug holes seemed misaligned so the top bracelet looked to be at an slight angle.

The domed bezel isn't as curved as I thought it would be - it's very close to a black bay with a boxed curve rather than a true emulation of a Plexi.

But the biggest issue was that the clasp on the bracelet is very highly curved so on anything less than the last 3 holes it's going to dig into the wrist. Also because the mesh tang is under not over the bracelet it sits very proud off the wrist and isn't a great design. But the clasp design and action is nice, but it's basically the same as the rubber ones for the planet ocean etc.

My overall rating is a 4/10 - a great attempt at a design by Omega but not fully road tested before being brought into production.


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​​​​​​​Some photos:

https://ibb.co/6gn9LjY
https://ibb.co/3W3R8cx
https://ibb.co/q7pG2qX
https://ibb.co/yR8NnTY
https://ibb.co/02qFrgY
https://ibb.co/5vSP6vK
https://ibb.co/DrkBY4W
https://ibb.co/31PRqrh
https://ibb.co/hsJCkR2
 
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correllian G

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I tried the gen on a couple of days ago in the boutique in Geneva. It was a lovely watch, but the clasp on the bracelet was a deal breaker for me. The design of it means the bracelet won't sit probably on a 6.5" wrist, and sits off on one side. It would probably be ok on a 7.5" wrist.

Compared with a standard Seamaster the bezel is a bit thinner, mid case thinner, but case back sits more proud. Unfortunately this thicker caseback means on the Nato it sits far too high on the wrist.

The dial has a grainy effect. The faux patina looks great in photos but pretty garish in person (certainly under boutique lighting). The bezel scallops are too shallow now which means turning the bezel is quite hard, especially as titanium is a bit more slippy than steel, and in turning it my fingers slipped quite a few times. This want helped as both bezels seemed to get stuck on their way around (maybe poor assembly). Also on the version I tried the lug holes seemed misaligned so the top bracelet looked to be at an slight angle.

The domed bezel isn't as curved as I thought it would be - it's very close to a black bay with a boxed curve rather than a true emulation of a Plexi.

But the biggest issue was that the clasp on the bracelet is very highly curved so on anything less than the last 3 holes it's going to dig into the wrist. Also because the mesh tang is under not over the bracelet it sits very proud off the wrist and isn't a great design. But the clasp design and action is nice, but it's basically the same as the rubber ones for the planet ocean etc.

My overall rating is a 4/10 - a great attempt at a design by Omega but not fully road tested before being brought into production.


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​​​​​​​Some photos:

https://ibb.co/6gn9LjY
https://ibb.co/3W3R8cx
https://ibb.co/q7pG2qX
https://ibb.co/yR8NnTY
https://ibb.co/02qFrgY
https://ibb.co/5vSP6vK
https://ibb.co/DrkBY4W
https://ibb.co/31PRqrh
https://ibb.co/hsJCkR2
All this and yet I still want one so badly..

Thanks for the Gen review.

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Therion666

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I was very excited when it was announced, but after seeing all the pics and videos I must say that I find the regular SMP much much better. This one looks cheap, especially on that circus nato.
 
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bc723

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I tried the gen on a couple of days ago in the boutique in Geneva. It was a lovely watch, but the clasp on the bracelet was a deal breaker for me. The design of it means the bracelet won't sit probably on a 6.5" wrist, and sits off on one side. It would probably be ok on a 7.5" wrist.

Compared with a standard Seamaster the bezel is a bit thinner, mid case thinner, but case back sits more proud. Unfortunately this thicker caseback means on the Nato it sits far too high on the wrist.

The dial has a grainy effect. The faux patina looks great in photos but pretty garish in person (certainly under boutique lighting). The bezel scallops are too shallow now which means turning the bezel is quite hard, especially as titanium is a bit more slippy than steel, and in turning it my fingers slipped quite a few times. This want helped as both bezels seemed to get stuck on their way around (maybe poor assembly). Also on the version I tried the lug holes seemed misaligned so the top bracelet looked to be at an slight angle.

The domed bezel isn't as curved as I thought it would be - it's very close to a black bay with a boxed curve rather than a true emulation of a Plexi.

But the biggest issue was that the clasp on the bracelet is very highly curved so on anything less than the last 3 holes it's going to dig into the wrist. Also because the mesh tang is under not over the bracelet it sits very proud off the wrist and isn't a great design. But the clasp design and action is nice, but it's basically the same as the rubber ones for the planet ocean etc.

My overall rating is a 4/10 - a great attempt at a design by Omega but not fully road tested before being brought into production.


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Some photos:

https://ibb.co/6gn9LjY
https://ibb.co/3W3R8cx
https://ibb.co/q7pG2qX
https://ibb.co/yR8NnTY
https://ibb.co/02qFrgY
https://ibb.co/5vSP6vK
https://ibb.co/DrkBY4W
https://ibb.co/31PRqrh
https://ibb.co/hsJCkR2

Thanks for those photos! Well, the bracelet sure looks like a disappointment now...
 

Mrpong

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I tried the gen on a couple of days ago in the boutique in Geneva. It was a lovely watch, but the clasp on the bracelet was a deal breaker for me. The design of it means the bracelet won't sit probably on a 6.5" wrist, and sits off on one side. It would probably be ok on a 7.5" wrist.

Compared with a standard Seamaster the bezel is a bit thinner, mid case thinner, but case back sits more proud. Unfortunately this thicker caseback means on the Nato it sits far too high on the wrist.

The dial has a grainy effect. The faux patina looks great in photos but pretty garish in person (certainly under boutique lighting). The bezel scallops are too shallow now which means turning the bezel is quite hard, especially as titanium is a bit more slippy than steel, and in turning it my fingers slipped quite a few times. This want helped as both bezels seemed to get stuck on their way around (maybe poor assembly). Also on the version I tried the lug holes seemed misaligned so the top bracelet looked to be at an slight angle.

The domed bezel isn't as curved as I thought it would be - it's very close to a black bay with a boxed curve rather than a true emulation of a Plexi.

But the biggest issue was that the clasp on the bracelet is very highly curved so on anything less than the last 3 holes it's going to dig into the wrist. Also because the mesh tang is under not over the bracelet it sits very proud off the wrist and isn't a great design. But the clasp design and action is nice, but it's basically the same as the rubber ones for the planet ocean etc.

My overall rating is a 4/10 - a great attempt at a design by Omega but not fully road tested before being brought into production.


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Some photos:

https://ibb.co/6gn9LjY
https://ibb.co/3W3R8cx
https://ibb.co/q7pG2qX
https://ibb.co/yR8NnTY
https://ibb.co/02qFrgY
https://ibb.co/5vSP6vK
https://ibb.co/DrkBY4W
https://ibb.co/31PRqrh
https://ibb.co/hsJCkR2

Thank you. It looks like nato strap will be more comfortable for me.
 

GreyCactus

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I'm not overly excited about the mesh and the nato doesn't seem to sit right, would this fit on the other seamasters rubber strap?
 

Ddjr

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Best looking watch I have ever seen. The shape, design, styling, colors, texture... Everything is perfect. As soon as a rep is available, I'm in