View Full Version : Dang, that's a small watch!
ronlgmt
September 3rd, 2009, 19:50
My first Omega was a 3570.50 moon watch. I followed it up with a Mark 4.5 which is a similar size then went looking for a day-date. A number of conversations on the board seemed to prefer a 3520.50 over a 3220 because the 3220 had too much bling.
I guess I didn't do my research as well as I should have, because the 3520.50 looks like a baby when sitting next to the 3570. Is is just me?
Xaltotun
September 3rd, 2009, 20:11
I believe this is the same case size as the "Reduced" models, such as my own L.A. Olympics Commemorative.
Yes, it's smaller by a few millimeters.
bayerische
September 3rd, 2009, 20:11
Is that the "Reduced" or are they the same size?
I was amazed at how small the Reduced model is when I first saw it. I said to the clerk, no thanks that's a women's watch. :D
Mize
September 3rd, 2009, 20:23
Something tells me it's 39mm vs the Speedy Pro at 42mm. It still amazes me how much a millimeter or two can make a difference when comparing watches of different sizes.
ronlgmt
September 3rd, 2009, 20:35
Something tells me it's 39mm vs the Speedy Pro at 42mm. It still amazes me how much a millimeter or two can make a difference when comparing watches of different sizes.
I believe that you are correct. The face even states Speedy and not Pro.
Pascal S
September 4th, 2009, 03:26
Well, there's always the Grail... ;-)
I'm outta here.