【カッコいい】The Omega Speedmaster from space… | Lug2Lug

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1. Daniel Horowitz より:

   2020年8月2日 9:47 PM

   So glad you developed this magazine. It is heads above everything else out there. Others simply give us “Their Take” on the watch and the technical specs. Your reviews however go way beyond the obvious and offer a more intelligent and knowledgeable perspective. You offer a more in-depth analysis and informed opinion. I look forward to each episode. Thank you Christian.

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2. lotsofrobots1 より:

   2020年8月2日 9:47 PM

   this guy is unwatchable – total cringe from the first second to the last…

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3. Richard より:

   2020年8月2日 9:47 PM

   I was a little kid in ‘62 — big astronaut nerd, like lots of kids — and, as I recall, the astronaut — well known to all Americans at the time! — went by “Wally Schirra”, pronounced “shuh-RAH”, with the emphasis heavily on the second syllable. That’s RAH as in “rah, rah, rah!”

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4. HokeyBear より:

   2020年8月2日 9:47 PM

   Good reference to Seven (1995). But I bet 90% of the audience missed it

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5. Ian Summers より:

   2020年8月2日 9:47 PM

   The Sheffield chrono in the intro is cool as hell.

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6. Major Collector より:

   2020年8月2日 9:47 PM

   Your fly was down on a close up shot….

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7. Canon Yeo より:

   2020年8月2日 9:47 PM

   The Omega De
   Ville Tressor (25200bph, 60 hrs power reserve chronometer) is an example of a
   fine watch. For a connoisseur, A CENTRE THREE HANDS manual winding mechanism is
   the best of watches, with long minute hand, and an even longer second hand. Usually
   in Patek or Lange, we only see two hands or sub second hand manual winding
   watches. They reserved the CTH for their finest pieces. All good watch maker
   must have this caliber in their stable to be considered good. This kind of
   watch is very rare in the Swiss industry. Try find one in a Rolex and see what
   you get?

   But,
   strange, the Japanese made this kind of watches long ago, and, it seems like only
   Gerald Donovan who is aware of it, haha….For the vintage, you can even find
   the CTH manual wind done in 36,000 hi-beat, commonly found in Grand and King
   Seiko. For new GS, there’s the SBGW series, the latest being the SBGW231. With
   24 jewels, 72 power reserve, and mine is accurate to 1 sec in 3 days. And, the
   finishing is better than my Nautilus, both inside and out, including the
   finishing of the mechanism. But, the Nautilus, being auto, is not a True CTH.

   For a budget
   CTH, there’s the Orient Monarch. It’s specs are similar to the Rolex 6694, only
   that it top the Rolex with hacking function. The basis of a good auto mechanism
   is a good manual mechanism. Collecting watches is so much fun if one understand
   this basic principle.

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8. Ming Lam より:

   2020年8月2日 9:47 PM

   1:53 Dude, very nice watch and soon I’ve been distracted by your open barn door 🙂

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9. Kevin C. より:

   2020年8月2日 9:47 PM

   Still too large for my 6.25” wrist

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10. Tom Smyth より:

    2020年8月2日 9:47 PM

    This guy is selling this why would you believe anything his biased mouth says

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