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: Is the new escapement a technological
: improvement, or is it simply another way of
: differentiating new Omega products from
: those of the competitition? "It certainly is different and not just to differentiate ( although the advertising people did do overtime )"I have found the
: "old" Omegas to be extremely
: accurate and reliable," That a great thing about Omega's , they are GOOD, they keep going for ages " and I'm wondering
: whether there's any real advantage to the
: new movement "That's something for the future ." Thanks in advance.
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