Omega Replik Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional 'Tokyo 2020' Uhren Limited Edition Hands-On Uhren replica watches

With the end of an Olympiad the merchandising deluge comes for the next and, still two years from the end, the official Olympic timekeeper Omega has already started the "countdown". My guess, however, is that these Omega Speedmaster replica watches Moonwatch Professional "Tokyo 2020" Limited editions will be some of the most beautiful watches associated with the upcoming 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan. A total of five variations refer to the five rings of the Olympic logo with the colors of their frames and other highlights. While these are intended as limited editions only in Japan, we got to see them directly while visiting the Omega factory recently.

Omega has been the official timekeeper for the Olympic games since 1932 and I recommend this detailed article on the Omega Olympics chronological timekeeping article to learn more about the beautiful story of Omega's role in the Olympics. Based on past games for the Games, we can at least speculate on what Omega's general approach will be in the future. For example, as in this collection of five watches, Omega has made a similar theme with five Seamaster models (here by hand) for the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea, in the colors of the Olympic replica watches uk rings. We can probably still expect at least a couple of Olympic watches again this year, for example, with the colors of the host country flag perhaps (a the Planet Ocean PyeongChang 2018 Olympics watch), but for now let's look at the colorful Moonwatches by hand. 

Three of the five new Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional "Tokyo 2020" watches are all in steel, and two are "two-tone" with Sedna 18k (Omega's secret recipe for rose gold) or 18-carat yellow gold. The specs are familiar as a common iteration of the modern Speedmaster, with a 42mm case (50m water resistant) and the Omega 1861 chronograph movement with manual winding inside (3Hz, 48 hour power reserve) . A departure from the more classic Moonwatch is the use of sapphire for that "box" crystal with very high domes - this is a topic of potential debate, but the sapphire crystal increases the desirability for me personally.

The blue-yellow-black-green-red of the Olympic rings is first reflected in the aluminum bezels (ceramic or Omega's "Liquidmetal" may have been nice) of the various watches. To represent the yellow, however, Omega went with a black and yellow gold bezel on the reference version 522.20.42.30.01.001. Basically, each version is attractive in its own way, in my opinion. The all-blue reference 522.30.42.30.03.001 fake rolex has a sort of "inverted panda dial" in contrast to black which has a "real panda dial" - meaning a white dial with black counters, which is extremely popular but still surprisingly unusual on modern looks despite all recent vintage revival. The panda, reference 522.30.42.30.04.001, could be my favorite.