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 Post subject: My Watch is on Fire
PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2013 11:45 am 
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Man, you can't beat the legibility of the PO. No matter what the conditions, the hands POP. Even on a cloudy day, what ever little light there is, it seems to find the hands and indices. That, combined with the matte dial, makes this watch the most legible I've owned.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2013 3:31 pm 
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Pete I really do love that Omega. they just seem to do everything right with that watch.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2013 3:36 pm 
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Thanks. I can't stop staring at it when I wear It. Every detail is amazing.

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Nice watch which model is it? Sorry to ask how much is it worth?


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jimbobt wrote:
Nice watch which model is it? Sorry to ask how much is it worth?


this is the omega planet ocean 42mm. i believe retail is around 6200


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Omega have a way, don't they! They are way cool.

I love any Speedy, as it has a similar appeal as this one.

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Beautiful watch and a great value too.


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Omega always do a really nice job on the lume too. For me, Omega, along with Panerai and Seiko do the best lume out there.

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Yeah I really love the new PO. I have one on my list.......someday. :wink:

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Yeah I really love the new PO. I have one on my list.......someday. :wink:

Well, second hand values are a great buy right now. Unfortunately, I bought mine new, but it's a keeper.

The best thing about the PO, this applies to any version, is that it looks amazing in any configuration.

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Driver8 wrote:
Omega always do a really nice job on the lume too. For me, Omega, along with Panerai and Seiko do the best lume out there.


you know Seiko really does do a awesome job on Lume.


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Omega always do a really nice job on the lume too. For me, Omega, along with Panerai and Seiko do the best lume out there.


you know Seiko really does do a awesome job on Lume.

They use a compound they call Lumibrite, and IMO it's significantly better than the SuperLuminova used by most brands. It definitely glows brighter that SL IMO, and a lot of people say it glows longer too.

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They use a compound they call Lumibrite, and IMO it's significantly better than the SuperLuminova used by most brands. It definitely glows brighter that SL IMO, and a lot of people say it glows longer too.



Useless fact......

Seiko developed SuperLuminova in conjunction with Nemoto in the 40s and still own the rights to it. Because they have Lumibrite they don't use SL and license it to RC Tritec to supply globally.


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They use a compound they call Lumibrite, and IMO it's significantly better than the SuperLuminova used by most brands. It definitely glows brighter that SL IMO, and a lot of people say it glows longer too.



Useless fact......

Seiko developed SuperLuminova in conjunction with Nemoto in the 40s and still own the rights to it. Because they have Lumibrite they don't use SL and license it to RC Tritec to supply globally.

Actually that's quite an interesting fact I think.... and one I didn't know. (Or maybe I'm just a sad git!) :lol: Odd they still own the rights to something they don't use themselves. Mind you, LB is so much better, I don't blame them.

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Odd they still own the rights to something they don't use themselves.



It's because it's a cash cow. They don't need the capital that they would raise by selling and the secure revenue stream must be really nice when you think how prevalent SL is. It's a great business model - retain exclusive access to your own superior technology and still make money from the competitors that you refuse to sell that technology to.


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