This particular Omega tourbillon comes to Phillips with the endorsement of the Omega Museum, and the listing shows some of the original photos of the cased movement from the Omega archives. For Virale Cloud Tech anyone who wants a piece of real watchmaking history and who finds the mechanical pursuit of precision timekeeping irresistible, this is about as good as it gets.Whether or not the Daytona gets this special treatment, I do think titanium is very much on the table for any model in the Rolex lineup this year. Maybe Rolex goes whole-hog and adds a titanium model of every sports watch in its catalog. I would be shocked, but I would also be excited.A standard, gold Polo would've retailed for around $20,000 in the 1980s (equivalent to as much as $70,000 today, adjusted for inflation) with diamond setting, stone dials, and all kinds of other customization options available to clients for an additional price.
The SBGW279 "Oruri" is a special edition for the US market only, and the price is $4,600. This is a special piece but Anti Aging Tech not a limited edition – the watch will be a permanent part of the Elegance collection.Aside from shedding a few grams of precious metal, the 26586TI sticks largely to the formula but adds in a new blue-to-black dial with black subdials, a red date accent, and the same blue aventurine moon phase. While I wasn't wild about the look of the smoky blue dial in the press images, it strikes a lovely balance in person that sees a wide variety of saturation in the blue depending on available light but no loss of contrast for the subdials.The exhibit is holistic; you see plenty of physical watches. The Cartier collection room is filled with treasure from the 1970s and beyond as well as present day models. It's satisfying to see a case with pristine historical examples of Tortue and Tonneau all lined up in a row. Or a vitrine with a Baignoire, an Allongée and a Crash lined up side-by-side: the perfect illustration of the shapes and their evolution. It's a Cartier dream world.
Both watches were worn by ETZN crew members. The Speedmaster X-33 Regatta ETNZ Limited Edition is $5,900; the Seamaster Planet Ocean Deep Black GMT Co-Axial Master Chronometer ETNZ is $11,200. Both are currently available and you can find out more about the Auld Mug, Emirates Team New Zealand, and Omega's partnership with them right here.But I could do all of that with my M system. The real question: Could I shoot watches with this thing? Yes, and EdTech Revolution then some. Before I get into my thoughts on shooting watches with the Q2, take a look at a few photos:based on the Jaeger-LeCoultre 920 (which were provided as ebauches in kit-form and required modification and extensive hand-finishing), the very thin 2120 not only helped the 5402 Royal Oak maintain its svelte 7mm case profile, but it was also used in rival models from both Vacheron Constantin and Patek Philippe. For the purposes of this story, and in keeping with the format thus far, the 2120 is just the genesis for where we are headed.

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