Omega Museum Collection Seamaster XXIX
Watch Model: Museum Collection Seamaster XXIX / 2008 Beijing Olympics Day 16
The Omega Museum Collection Seamaster XXIX is a limited edition watch commemorating the 2008 Beijing Olympics, particularly the events that took place on Day 16 of the games. This model exemplifies Omega's long-standing association with Olympic timekeeping and showcases the brand's commitment to precision and style.
Watch Details:
- Model: Omega Seamaster XXIX
- Year: 2008
- Features:
- 42mm stainless steel case
- Automatic movement
- Water resistance up to 300 meters
- Black dial with luminous markers
- Date function
- Unique Olympic logo engraving on the case back
- Limited Edition: Yes, part of the Omega Museum Collection
- Strap: Typically comes with a stainless steel bracelet or rubber strap
Pricing: The retail price at launch was around $5,000, but pre-owned prices can vary significantly depending on condition and market demand, typically ranging between $3,000 to $4,500.
Ranking Criteria:
1. Investment Value: 4/5 - As a limited edition with historical significance tied to the Olympics, it has potential for appreciation over time.
2. Pre-owned Pricing: 3/5 - The market has a decent range, but prices can fluctuate based on demand and condition; still accessible for collectors.
3. Reliability: 5/5 - Omega is known for its high-quality craftsmanship and durability, making this watch very reliable for everyday wear.
4. Wow Factor: 4/5 - The connection to the Olympics and the striking design make it a standout piece, appealing to both watch enthusiasts and sports fans alike.
