So... the new PO

[gwells]

I’m knobs if glad they went red in white instead of grey. They keep trying too hard on adding colors. but they’re still missing the boat of the simple grey bezel on the polar white. And I still have a unique combo.

I don’t hate it, but it’s not the red I would have chosen.

[logan2z]

They call it orange.

[gwells]

I guess it’s on the orange side of red. At least in this pic, it doesn’t look particularly orange. Especially since they’ve hit a good orange with the original PO 2500/8500.

[logan2z]

I guess it’s on the orange side of red. At least in this pic, it doesn’t look particularly orange. Especially since they’ve hit a good orange with the original PO 2500/8500.

Whatever it is, I'm with you. The grey bezel/white dial combination is the better one.

[hoppyjr]

I guess it’s on the orange side of red. At least in this pic, it doesn’t look particularly orange. Especially since they’ve hit a good orange with the original PO 2500/8500.

Whatever it is, I'm with you. The grey bezel/white dial combination is the better one.

I find silver hands on a white dial difficult to see these days.

[logan2z]

I guess it’s on the orange side of red. At least in this pic, it doesn’t look particularly orange. Especially since they’ve hit a good orange with the original PO 2500/8500.

Whatever it is, I'm with you. The grey bezel/white dial combination is the better one.

I find silver hands on a white dial difficult to see these days.

I think it depends on the contour of the hands. I have a JLC with silver hands and a silver dial but the hands are contoured such that they catch the light pretty well under most lighting conditions. Don't know how the PO hands would fare against a white dial, though.

[richard.k.johnson02]

They’ve gotta save something for next year. A grey bezel and white dial would be an interesting combo.

[hoppyjr]

They’ve gotta save something for next year. A grey bezel and white dial would be an interesting combo.

Ah, another rep-loving FNG

[gwells]

I’m an old semi blind man (reading glasses) man who can’t read a date w/o glasses and unless it’s dark w/o lume, I don’t have problems reading it.

[james80]

They’ve gotta save something for next year. A grey bezel and white dial would be an interesting combo.

How about an intro thread new guy?

[JP Chestnut]

They’ve gotta save something for next year. A grey bezel and white dial would be an interesting combo.

How about an intro thread new guy?

My name is Dick Johnson and I like fake watches.

[richard.k.johnson02]

They’ve gotta save something for next year. A grey bezel and white dial would be an interesting combo.

How about an intro thread new guy?

My name is Dick Johnson and I like fake watches.

Close but Richard is better, and I’m pretty sure that none of my Omegas are fake.

[dnslater]

Much like Rolex with Red, Omega is probably struggling to get a good shade of orange with Ceramic. Didn't the original 2nd generation Orange PO stay with an aluminum bezel while the Black version was in Ceramic.

[JP Chestnut]

Much like Rolex with Red, Omega is probably struggling to get a good shade of orange with Ceramic. Didn't the original 2nd generation Orange PO stay with an aluminum bezel while the Black version was in Ceramic.

Yes. Both Omega and Rolex have struggled getting a decent set of colors. Ceramic bezels were an imperfect solution to a problem that didn’t matter.

[JP Chestnut]

They’ve gotta save something for next year. A grey bezel and white dial would be an interesting combo.

How about an intro thread new guy?

My name is Dick Johnson and I like fake watches.

Close but Richard is better, and I’m pretty sure that none of my Omegas are fake.

Cool. I guess you joined that fake watch forum to double check.

[Selym]

Red bezels work better with black dials.

[james80]

Much like Rolex with Red, Omega is probably struggling to get a good shade of orange with Ceramic. Didn't the original 2nd generation Orange PO stay with an aluminum bezel while the Black version was in Ceramic.

The orange 8500 was aluminum?

[JP Chestnut]

Much like Rolex with Red, Omega is probably struggling to get a good shade of orange with Ceramic. Didn't the original 2nd generation Orange PO stay with an aluminum bezel while the Black version was in Ceramic.

The orange 8500 was aluminum?

Yes.

[JBZ]

Much like Rolex with Red, Omega is probably struggling to get a good shade of orange with Ceramic. Didn't the original 2nd generation Orange PO stay with an aluminum bezel while the Black version was in Ceramic.

The orange 8500 was aluminum?

I think the orange in the 8500 version was a rubber inlay.

[JP Chestnut]

Much like Rolex with Red, Omega is probably struggling to get a good shade of orange with Ceramic. Didn't the original 2nd generation Orange PO stay with an aluminum bezel while the Black version was in Ceramic.

The orange 8500 was aluminum?

I think the orange in the 8500 version was a rubber inlay.

The newer crappier looking ones are rubber. The 2500 and 8500 orange inserts are the same construction, I'm almost 100% sure.

[JP Chestnut]

Did we talk about that yet? Looks cool to me.

[JBZ]

Much like Rolex with Red, Omega is probably struggling to get a good shade of orange with Ceramic. Didn't the original 2nd generation Orange PO stay with an aluminum bezel while the Black version was in Ceramic.

The orange 8500 was aluminum?

I think the orange in the 8500 version was a rubber inlay.

The newer crappier looking ones are rubber. The 2500 and 8500 orange inserts are the same construction, I'm almost 100% sure.

I’m sure you’re right. I was thinking of the one they did with the grey dial and the orange inlay that ran from 0 to 15. Was that an 8500 or an 8800/8900?

[mattcantwin]

Did we talk about that yet? Looks cool to me.

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[JP Chestnut]

Did we talk about that yet? Looks cool to me.

viewtopic.php?f=51&t=66852

I even posted in that thread! Man, I need to get more sleep.

[mattcantwin]

I even posted in that thread! Man, I need to get more sleep.