Speedmaster Specialities Olympic Games Collection 321.10.42.50.04.001

[Used] Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Olympic Limited Edition 42[Product Description] Introducing a stunning Omega watch. This is the Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Olympic Limited Edition 42mm model. It's one of my personal favorite Speedmaster models. This is a special model that was produced in very small quantities as a limited edition for the Olympics in 2012. The chronograph hands feature the Olympic logo pattern, And as a unique feature, All chronograph hands are blue. The chronograph is powered by Omega's in-house caliber 3313, A top-of-the-line high-end movement based on a Frédéric Piguet movement and redesigned with Omega's Co-Axial escapement. The top three chronograph movements in the world are Frederic Piguet, El Primero, And Lemania. It features a black Arabic numeral dial, A feature not found on regular Speedmaster models, And the Omega red logo is beautifully positioned on the top of the watch dial. (★See photo)The back of the watch case features the beautiful engraving of OFFICIAL TIMEKEEPER Omega, The official Olympic watch brand, And the sides feature SPEEDMASTER and BROARD ARROW engravings. (★See photo) This model, With its 42mm size, Offers the most comfortable fit and is quite thin, Featuring a Frederique Piguet chronograph. Current chronograph models are often criticized for being too thick and heavy, Making them unsuitable for practical wear. In the case of the Broad Arrow, It is a model that is a high-end version of the Speedmaster, And it is a model that is a beauty in all directions, With a tachymeter stainless steel bezel that is very well-made overall and the iconic arrow hands of the Broad Arrow. These are the hands that make up the hour and minute hands of a watch, Shining in a soft blue that can be said to be a symbol of high-end luxury watches. This is the watch hand technology that Omega created as a limited edition for the Olympics. It is a blue hand technology that contains the spirit of craftsmanship created by baking it in a hot furnace for a long time. Blue Hands is a symbol of luxury watches, And is a hand-making technique used by high-end watchmakers like Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin, With a long tradition and expertise. (★See photo) This watch's hour, Minute, And second hands are directly fired over a blazing furnace at temperatures exceeding 300 degrees Celsius, Creating a truly luxurious feel. Rather than an artificial blue, The watch's hands are bathed in a subtle, Yet soft blue glow. These beautiful Blue Hands appear plain black when viewed in a dark place, But turn blue as soon as they are exposed to even a little sunlight. (★See photo) The Broad Arrow was first released in 1957 and was a much more expensive watch in the top line of Speedmasters that was produced until the mid to late 2010s and was recently discontinued. The Speedmaster is a watch that has been sought after by many watch enthusiasts and Omega collectors since its discontinuation, And currently has high collectible value. This watch is very impressive with its hour and minute hands shaped like a video camera, Which contains the tradition and history of Broad Arrow, Not found in regular Seamasters or Moonwatches. The Omega Broad Arrow is a model that closely resembles the Speedmaster, Omega's signature watch to this day. Its chronograph function, Enabled by the tachymeter scale on the bezel, Allows users to measure time and speed. (★See photo) This watch was ambitiously released by Omega at the time of its release, Targeting Rolex's Daytona. It was released with a highly refined design, Inheriting the model first released in 1957. Compared to the existing Speedmaster Moonwatches released at the time, You can see many advanced elements, And the internal movement is also a differentiated high-end chronograph. The chronograph is powered by Omega's in-house caliber 3313, A top-of-the-line high-end movement based on a Frédéric Piguet movement and redesigned with Omega's Co‑Axial escapement. The top three chronograph movements in the world are Frederic Piguet, El Primero, And Lemania. This is a column wheel movement used in high-end watches. It is a machine that allows you to feel the incredible chronograph feel when operating the chronograph thanks to its free sprung balance and vertical clutch design. Watches with these movements are mainly found in the best high-end Swiss watchmaking watches such as Breguet, Blancpain, Vacheron Constantin, And Audemars Piguet. The Omega Planet Ocean Chronograph is a model that offers the best design and perfect technology at a relatively reasonable price, Including the Caliber 3313. All parts are in pristine condition, Unpolished, And even the Olympic and Omega globe engravings on the back are perfectly preserved. (★See photos) The overall balance of the watch is so perfect that I would give it full marks among all Omega models. It features a vintage dome-style sapphire glass, Blue heat-treated hands, And applied indexes, And the case is a 42mm Speedmaster case, The same size as the Moonwatch. (★See photo) The application of the Frederique Piguet movement, Which is widely used even by high-end brands due to its slim thickness, Was clearly a differentiating factor from other chronograph watches in the same price range, Including the existing Speedmaster. Additionally, This model is considered to be the Broad Arrow with the highest level of perfection, As it has even undergone modifications to Omega's signature co-axial movement. Since its release in a very limited edition in 2012, It has become one of the most sought-after and highly valued models among Omega enthusiasts and collectors. While this watch is rare to find in Korea, Similar watches can fetch around 9 to 10 million won overseas, Depending on condition and components. (★See photo) . Not only are there no more new models, But since they were released in very small quantities at the time, They are increasingly limited in quantity and are difficult to obtain due to high demand and popularity. Unfortunately, There are no separate components, But the watch is in excellent condition as it has been kept mainly for collection and ornamental purposes. It can be counted as a representative Omega watch whose price will rise rather than fall in the future, And there is no doubt that the Broad Arrow is a watch with a level of perfection that is a thousand times higher than the basic Moonwatch.[Watch Advantages] - Broad Arrow, The top premium of Omega Speedmaster - Broad Arrow's iconic arrow hands design - Steel tachymeter bezel with high durability and design perfection - Black Arabic numeral dial on a white background for the Olympic limited edition - Olympic limited edition blue hands applied - Equipped with a high-end chronograph movement, Frederique Piguet movement - The best sports watch for Asians with a 42mm size - Watch is in excellent condition※ Please note that due to the nature of used products, There may be scratches, Marks, Signs of use, And reduced waterproofing, And an overhaul may be required through a VIVER diagnosis.

Speedmaster Specialities Olympic Games Collection 321.10.42.50.04.001

Speedmaster Special Products Olympic Collection 321.10.42.50.04.001