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the 321 speedy is more desirable than the others
In Response To: awesome looking watch..which one to choose? ()

The 321 speedy. The Omega 321 is a proven and very reliable movement it has already over 63 years of back up and existence, originally created as Omega 27 chrono c12 in 1942 derivated from the lemania 2310.Excellent accuracy and the reference in column wheel chrono movements.
The railmaster 49 has the most common pocket watch made by eta unitas, nice aesthetic finish of the movement but quality wise the eta 6498 doesn't go to the toe of a Lemania or a Piguet movement.
The broad arrow an interesting movement but I would be careful with the issues that happened with it.
My choice easily goes for a 321 for historic value and quality of the movement.

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