Five rings, five watches. It's Fresh from the Showcase here at SwissWatchExpo, and we have
the ultimate Omega Olympic Speedmaster set. So let's, let's just go ahead and check it out.
The 2020 Olympics were worth the wait, but one of the greatest previews we got of this game was this
incredible set of Speedmaster that Omega came out with. Many of us know Omega is the official
timekeeper of the Olympics. So as such, in every game, they always come out with an incredible
Speedmaster. This is no exception. They actually did a lot of great stuff for the Olympic games.
One, because it was postponed. They had so much time to prepare other stuff for it, two,
but this was the initial commemorative set that they made for the Japanese games. And,
of course, it was a Japan-only release, but we've got one incredible box here that made it all the
way to Atlanta, Georgia. And I am so excited to share it with you because on their own,
these are all incredible Speedmasters, but together it's the greatest single set of Omegas
I think I've ever laid my eyes on. So let's just get into them. There are five sets,
five watches each representing an individual color on the Olympic ring. We all know the logo.
The first one here I wanted to discuss is this beautiful blue one, which might be the
most familiar-looking of all of them for the real MoonWatch aficionados would know. This is actually
cosmetically identical to the Gemini 4 limited edition watch that omega made. They brought this
same beautiful color scheme back with the white sub-dials against the blue dial and bezel. The
main difference in what's gonna set all of these apart from MoonWatches, is these do all have the
sapphire crystal as opposed to the Hesalite, which if you're actually buying this set to
wear and not just display in this incredible box, I think is a very, very important detail there.
So all these come with a full sapphire crystal, but manual winding 1861 caliber movement. So
that's gonna put them in a similar line. This is going to look and feel a lot like a MoonWatch,
but of course, the colors are gonna be the one thing that really jumps out at you. The
next one's gonna be again, the one that is most similar to the MoonWatch with its black dial.
This is considered the gold ring. They didn't make a full gold bezel, but I do love the
18-carat yellow gold accents against this. The bracelet again, still all steel. So this
is just limited to the dial in case, but it is an absolute, incredible cosmetic look. We do have the
red sub-dials on the tip of that chronograph hand, as well as the Speedmaster text there.
But the gold accents, not only on the bezel but on the sub-dials here as well.
And with the hour and minute hands, this might be my favorite. Speedmaster in the set. And if
you're a fan of yellow gold, or you want perhaps the driest looking MoonWatch, like Speedmaster
I've ever seen, this has got to be the one. It is such an incredibly elegant piece, especially
considering just, you know, the size and the heritage of the Speedmaster combined does make it
perhaps the dressiest one I've ever seen. Skipping ahead to the next one, we have the black ring,
even though the last one had the black dial. This is more of a panda type of dial, a very,
very bright silver. This is not white, but a very bright silver on the dial with a very rich black
sub-dials. The black ceramic bezel really pops out on this one in the contrast to the dial too.
This is probably going to be the most traditional-looking one.
But it is still slightly, there are other panda Speedmaster out there, but there's none to quite
have this combination of silver with the red. So this is still gonna be a very unique piece,
just like at least four out of the five on these. I've not seen another Speedmaster with this exact
combination before. But the most unique one has got to be this next one here. This is considered,
I guess, the bronze ring or the green ring actually, but it does have the 18-carat Sedna
gold, which in the context of the Olympics, I can't help, but think of bronze, of course.
But it's not a third-place favorite. At least not in my heart. This one is
definitely leading the pack. I love the green look against the gray.
I think they probably really spent a lot of time thinking what was going to be the best color dial
to bring out that green bezel. And I think they absolutely hit the nail on the head with
the slate gray one and the rose gold. The 18-carat Sedna gold accents, I should say,
pop beautifully against that. This is another very elegant piece, just like the other one
that incorporates a lot of gold in the dial. And that's not something you're gonna see in a lot
of Speedmasters, which is why this is such a great set. You're getting such unique Speedmasters here.
The last one might have the most dynamic dial. This does have another silver type of color dial,
but it has more of a grained sort of like dusted finish, which is gonna set it apart from this one.
This has a beautiful rich burgundy type of color on the bezel, which is not something I see
on any really enough watches regardless of brand. There's just really not enough deep dark maroon
or burgundy colors in the Swiss watch game. And I hope someone important enough is listening to this
video and they might take that to heart. But this Speedmaster is definitely one that is scratching
that itch for me. I love the way that this is a bit more plain because I believe this is the only
one that just has the plain sub-dials that blend in perfectly with the same color as the dial.
But this rich red color is definitely one. That's gonna make it stand out on its own.
All five of these watches, even if you just had all five sitting in a safe somewhere would make an
impressive Speedmaster collection on its own, but that's not enough because these are all completely
unworn with a full set of box and papers and each additional strap that goes with each watch.
We actually have a set of five different Omega deployant leather straps that can be interchanged
with these bracelets. We have them each matching the color here. We have ones that are basically
matching either the dial or bezel for each one, but if you own these, you can do whatever you
want with them. And I think a lot of these straps would pretty much universally look great on any
of these or a lot of compatible Speedmaster for that matter. This is an incredible set,
an incredible case, and yes, we are selling all of these watches as one set. So please
do not call me saying you just want one. I don't care. You've got to get every single one of these
and build yourself the greatest Speedmaster or at least Olympic Speedmaster collection in the world.
They only made 55 of these and they were exclusive to the Japanese market,
which means only a couple even made it stateside in the first place.
So this is still for sale for how long I have no idea. I don't know who necessarily
this is for as far as an Olympian standpoint, but if you love the Speedmaster and you want
a unique set of Speedmasters that look like nothing else that they have ever made before,
this is the set. It is ready-made for you to add to your collection or heck to go ahead and start
one because it's gonna be incredibly impressive the moment you buy this. So give us a call.
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