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The speedmaster pro is indeed an outsanding watch, that has established itself a leader in the chronograph field. One mustn't forget the flightmaster another legend made by Omega in the 60-70's as well as the 1040 and 1045 chronographs. Omega built a great watch in the past it was the Seamaster 300, which was initially launched in 1957 for years after the rolex sub. The 300 became instantly a fvorite among collectors. But there were/are so many fakes produced.
I am not trusting the 33xx powered chronos and not the coaxial as well. I think that even today of the whole Omega chrono range I would go with the speedy pro.
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georges
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