CopyOMEGA Ω Speedmaster Chrono ChimeOriginal order, what is the quality like? Get the real deal!

Hey there, folks! Gather ’round, gather ’round! Let me tell ya somethin’ about this here watch, the CopyOMEGA Speedmaster Chrono Chime. It’s a real fancy thing.

So, I started lookin’ into this watch, right? I’ve always loved watches, but this one’s somethin’ else. The first thing I did was check out the official OMEGA website. Found some information about their Chrono Chime collection. They are available online now, it seems.

Then, I dug a little deeper. Found out that this watch was developed with Blancpain. Took ’em six years to finish the 1932 Calibre! Six years! They had to include a chime cam thingy.

Here’s what I did next:

• I read up on the 1932 Calibre a bit more. Seems it has a 60-hour power reserve, which is pretty good, considerin’ the complications. And it’s got a mono-pusher chronograph control. Sounds cool.
• Checked out the dial. It’s dark, very sleek. I like it.

Now, I know this ain’t the real deal. It’s a copy. But the craftsmanship looked amazing in the pictures I saw. I mean, for a copy, they really nailed the look of the 45mm case.

After that, I looked around for a place to buy it. I mean you know how it is with me and my project. I did my research, found a seller who seemed legit, and had good pictures. So, I took a chance and ordered one. Yep, just like that. It is my way to deal with things.

Waiting Game

The wait was killin’ me, I won’t lie. Every day, I’d check the tracking, hopin’ for an update. Finally, after what felt like forever, it arrived!

I carefully opened the box, and there it was. Man, oh man, it looked even better in person. The weight, the feel, everything was just…wow.

I’ve been wearin’ it for a few weeks now, and I gotta say, I’m impressed. It keeps time well, the chrono function works great, and I get compliments on it all the time. Even though, I knew it is just a copy one. But it looks good!

So, that’s my story of getting my hands on a CopyOMEGA Speedmaster Chrono Chime. It was a bit of a process, but totally worth it in the end. For a copy, it’s pretty darn good, if I do say so myself.