I completely agree. I wish they had a 38 or 39… my wrists are small so this works well for me, but I definitely think a lot of people are in the boat where this would be a bit too small and the full size would be a bit too big. Cheers!
Indeed. I have the new BB54. I must say 37mm is the smallest I would go with a diver. The 46mm lug to lug helps it wear more like a 38mm. I have a 36mm automatic Invicta pro diver, and it's width coupled with the scant lug-to-lug makes it feel dainty. Especially at my current weight. @@Time-Driven
Didn’t notice that when I shot the video! Now it’s bothering me haha. It’s a great piece. At $4500, I’d have a hard time jumping on it. I do love it though! Glad I bought mine when I did. Cheers.
@@griffinreitz7041 hi yes I want one unworn. Those are indeed around 4500ish. Even 3k is out of my budget currently. I think my first automatic watch is gearing to be a Longines Hydroconquest in blue 41mm. It is also a great brand and a blue dial ceramic bezel. Doesn’t match the Omega and I still want it one day. But need to climb up a few steps on the corporate ladder first
You got a great deal on that watch. It's always been on my radar. Maybe one day.
Thanks for the comment!
Highly recommend it- it’s been a wonderful piece. Best of luck to you!
I would get the Brosman Seamaster if it had micro adjusts. Wish Omega would bring back a midsize Seamaster, preferably between 38mm to 39mm.
I completely agree. I wish they had a 38 or 39… my wrists are small so this works well for me, but I definitely think a lot of people are in the boat where this would be a bit too small and the full size would be a bit too big.
Cheers!
Indeed. I have the new BB54. I must say 37mm is the smallest I would go with a diver. The 46mm lug to lug helps it wear more like a 38mm. I have a 36mm automatic Invicta pro diver, and it's width coupled with the scant lug-to-lug makes it feel dainty. Especially at my current weight. @@Time-Driven
Whats the reference number?
Your bezel is out of place :) I also want the same watch but hte 2018 revision. But it's now at a whooping 4500+ on the grey market. One day...
Didn’t notice that when I shot the video! Now it’s bothering me haha.
It’s a great piece. At $4500, I’d have a hard time jumping on it. I do love it though! Glad I bought mine when I did.
Cheers.
I've seen brand new for $4175 to $4750, and several used for around $3700 to $3900 here lately.
@@griffinreitz7041 hi yes I want one unworn. Those are indeed around 4500ish. Even 3k is out of my budget currently. I think my first automatic watch is gearing to be a Longines Hydroconquest in blue 41mm. It is also a great brand and a blue dial ceramic bezel. Doesn’t match the Omega and I still want it one day. But need to climb up a few steps on the corporate ladder first