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I'm still high from playing with the DeVille coaxial. As I posted in TZ, not only is this watch technically exciting, visually elegant, and viscerally satisfying, Omega has priced it at a relatively affordable level. I'll be curious to see how they market the new escapement (who will be the DeVille spokesman? Daniels himself?), but unless there are massive, unforseen problems, Omega has really stolen a technical march on other marques.
A great development for all Omega fans!
Milan
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