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I know that Rolex is slow to change, but is this the same with Omega? When do you think we'll see Omegas with bracelets that use tiny screws instead of friction pins and adjustible holes instead of half-links?
It took Rolex decades to change from hollow end links to solid ones and even longer to solid clasps instead of the stamped metal ones.
How does Omega compare to that????
I know that the former is an almost impossible question to answer, but try this one: what other improvements would you like to see?
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