Amazing timepiece. Really went back and forth on getting this grail for a few years now, however decided not to do so, instead wait for longer and get the Seamaster when the time will be right. However, being the big kid that I am sometimes, and browsing through ebay during holidays without a certain interest, decided to place a low - ball bid for a Le Locle that surprisingly ended up winning the auction. So now, really had to keep with the plan and not buy another watch until the Omega time comes....
Three months later and with my birthday coming soon, my better half had the brilliant idea to mark down my 30th with a rather significant watch in any collection, including the ones that host mostly watches 10-20x times more expensive......
And Wow.... Just wow..... Shock to the core, amazement, happiness, disbelief and much more feelings flashing through the first time I opened the box and every single time when looking at it from a different angle or in a different light.
I could not describe in words how this watch makes me feel and how it looks on the wrist. Such a delicate beauty and a thousand details wonder, combined with the Japanese renowned precision and discipline that were all put wisely inside this rather understated case/form.
One of the timepieces that I'm certain will not only last for a lifetime if cared for, but could also be an heirloom that will pass through many more generations of the more and more technology-filled future.
Hope this helps anyone thinking to buy it or considering for a future addition to their collection.