Under the Microscope with new PO 42 mm

[opteryx14 0]

Hello Everyone,

 

Received my first rep - a black ceramic 42 mm PO from Andrew. I'm thrilled with the watch (although it's not perfect). After the first was seized, I was pleasantly relieved when a replacement was sent out and made its way to me. Thought I'd take a closer look, so here are some pics that I took under the microscope:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[peteins 3]

Wow, that omega dial logo looks rough! What does it look like at arms length?

[iceberg1459 0]

which loupe did you use?

 

 

heres a 60x loupe for reference

[opteryx14 0]

which loupe did you use?

 

 

heres a 60x loupe for reference

 

I used a stereo light microscope with 6x, 12x, 25x, and 50x lenses coupled with 10x eyepieces. It's great for doing finicky work under.

[opteryx14 0]

Wow, that omega dial logo looks rough! What does it look like at arms length?

 

Yeah it's a little rough. It's hardly noticeable on the arm though. If I didn't look under the microscope I probably wouldn't have thought twice about it, Here's a photo:

 

[peteins 3]

Wow, that omega dial logo looks rough! What does it look like at arms length?

 

Yeah it's a little rough. It's hardly noticeable on the arm though. If I didn't look under the microscope I probably wouldn't have thought twice about it, Here's a photo:

 

Hmm, good job I don't have a microscope then! It looks good here!

 

[Haltec 0]

which loupe did you use?

 

 

heres a 60x loupe for reference

 

I used a stereo light microscope with 6x, 12x, 25x, and 50x lenses coupled with 10x eyepieces. It's great for doing finicky work under.

 

That's the view I LIKE!!!

 

(20x40x SWF)