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In Response To: Re: Wait you must, young Jedi ()

But I will not be surprised to see a Co-Axial Seamaster Pro. They already have the Aqua Terra which has been vaulted well above the SeMP in quality of movement and price. With the strategy of trying to go up-market, Omega needs to get the price of the SeMP up, back in line, above the Seamaster Aqua Terra 150 (replacement to the 120). I think they chose to replace the Seamaster 120 first because it hadn't had a makover for quite a while. The Seamaster Pro was last updated in 2000.

I really doubt we will see a Co-Axial go into the Seamaster America's Cup Chronograph. I think it's well positioned price wise for what it is. I think we are more likely to see the Speedmaster Broad Arrow get the Co-Axial Escapement to make it more inline with the current pricing structure. They may release a Non-America's Cup version of the Seamaster Chrono with the Caliber 3303.

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