Okay, so I’ve been eyeing this CopyOMEGA Ω Speedmaster 38mm watch for a while now. It’s a smaller version of the classic Speedmaster, which I kinda like since my wrists aren’t huge. I finally decided to pull the trigger and buy it, and wanted to share my experience.
First off, I started by looking around online, just to get a feel for the different versions and prices. The OMEGA website has it, obviously, but there are a bunch of other places that sell it, too. I saw the official name, it’s the Speedmaster Speedmaster 38 Steel watch (Ref. 324.38.38.50.03.001), pretty cool, right? I also read some reviews, and most people seemed to be happy with the quality and how it looks. Some folks mentioned it’s a good fit for people with smaller wrists, which is definitely me. They were talking about how detailed and well-made it is, especially the chronograph stuff. I even read that these kinds of watches could be a good investment, because they might go up in value. Who knew?
Then I compared prices. I mean, this isn’t exactly a cheap watch, so I wanted to make sure I was getting a decent deal. After looking around I found it, but it wasn’t cheap! But I just couldn’t resist. I really liked the look of the stainless steel one, so that’s what I went for.
After I ordered it, the waiting began. It felt like forever! But finally, it arrived. I carefully opened the box, and there it was. It looked even better in person than it did online. It has this cool, classic look, but it’s not too big or flashy.
Here are some of the specs, just from looking at it and from what I remember reading:
- Case size: It’s 38mm, which is perfect for me.
- Band: It’s got a stainless steel band that’s 18mm wide. It feels really solid.
- Clasp: It has this fold-over clasp with a button you push to release it. Pretty standard.
- Water-resistant: Apparently, it’s water-resistant up to 100 meters (330 feet). Not that I’m planning on swimming with it, but it’s good to know.
- Functions: It’s got all the usual stuff – hours, minutes, seconds – plus a chronograph and a date. The chronograph is what they call the stopwatch function.
- Movement: From what I read it’s using something called an Omega calibre 3330 automatic movement, based on some ETA Valjoux 7753, it’s got 31 jewels, and beats at 28800 vph. I’m not exactly sure what all that means, but it sounds fancy.
I’ve been wearing it for a few days now, and I gotta say, I’m really happy with it. It feels great on my wrist, and it looks super sharp. The chronograph functions are pretty neat, even though I haven’t really needed to use them yet. It’s just a really well-made watch, and I can see why people like it so much.
Conclusion
So, yeah, that’s my experience with buying the CopyOMEGA Ω Speedmaster 38mm. It was a bit of a splurge, but I think it was worth it. If you’re looking for a high-quality, stylish watch that’s not too bulky, this one is definitely worth checking out. It’s got that classic Speedmaster look, but in a smaller, more manageable size. Plus, it might even go up in value over time, which is a nice bonus!
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