Alright, let’s talk about this whole CopyOMEGA Ω Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch with the transparent case back thing. I spent some time looking into these, and here’s what I found out.
First off, I started by looking at a bunch of pictures of the real deal, the genuine OMEGA Speedmaster watches. You know, trying to get a feel for what they’re supposed to look like. I focused on the dial, the fonts, the logo, all that stuff. They’re supposed to be really sharp, really precise. Same goes for the markings on the dial.
Then I moved on to the back of the watch. These Moonwatches, they have this laser etching on the back of the case. That’s supposed to be part of how you know it’s not a fake, some kind of anti-counterfeiting measure, I guess.
- Checked out the dial: Fonts, logo, markings – all looked sharp.
- Examined the back: Found that laser etching. Seemed legit.
- Compared to real ones: Looked at a ton of pictures of real Speedmasters to compare.
Now, this particular watch I was looking at, it’s called the Omega Speedmaster Transparent CaseBack Moon Watch 3573.50. Sounds fancy, right? I also dug up some info on the Omega Speedmaster 105.012 “Professional”. Apparently, this was the one NASA approved for the Apollo astronauts back in ’65. And the 42mm version was what Neil Armstrong wore when he walked on the moon. Pretty cool, huh?
Diving into the Details
I also saw something about this OMEGA X Swatch collaboration. They call it the Bioceramic MoonSwatch Collection. Seems like a more casual, maybe cheaper, take on the Speedmaster. Not my thing, really, but thought it was worth noting.
So, after all this looking and comparing, I started to get a pretty good idea of what to look for. It’s all in the details, you know? The sharpness of the dial, that laser etching on the back, the overall quality.
I went ahead and ordered one of these CopyOMEGA Speedmaster Moonwatches with the transparent back. When I finally get it in my hands, I’ll be able to compare it to all the pictures and info I’ve gathered. I’ll see if it lives up to the hype.
Anyway, that’s where I’m at with this whole thing. I’ll keep you posted on how it goes. It’s been a bit of a learning experience, I gotta say.
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