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Xavier helped me out earlier on about finding Omega watch simulations. I don't know about you guys, but I really, really, really love those 3D animations. There are 3D sims of the Bond, PO, and Speedmaster watches to name a few, and there are 2D sims of many other watches (AT, GMT, ect...). I had 2 sims going at once!!! It's really neat to see 2 watches right next to each other showing the exact same time along with the watch you're wearing!!!! I know that the lastest gen Omega website is poor, but if you find a pic of a watch you like, then just look for "Discover Your Watch" click this and a 3D sim will pop up. Unfortunately, only a couple watches have this feature. More watches have the " See It In Real Time " feature, which is a nice 2D sim.....
Just wanted to let you guys know about these things.... Maybe it's just me (I'm probably the last one to figure this out!!!) but you have to try these out.....
The link below is the earlier post by Xavier.
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