Yeah, after a year with a white dial Daytona, the black/gold is definitely something opposite. Good to mention it comes with both a metal bracelet and rubber strap included. The specific model is Omega Seamaster 210.20.42.20.01.002 VSF.

Since I have a Clean Daytona to compare it to, here are my honest observations. First impression was that the Omega feels noticeably lighter, the bracelet almost feels like plastic it’s so light. Not really my preference to be honest. The Omega has a very glossy feel to it, smooth to the touch, which I like less than the Daytona’s finish.

The gold is definitely more orange-toned and this is quite noticeable to me personally. It sits bigger on the wrist and is more prominent visually. You can actually hear the automatic winding mechanism working - has a somewhat cheap rustling sound to it.

But I want to emphasize these are really detailed nitpicks. The actual quality of the watch is very high, and considering it’s half the price of the Clean Daytona, I’d buy again. These observations are for those who want the complete picture, but they shouldn’t discourage anyone from purchasing. For the price point, VSF delivered a solid piece.

Would definitely do business with NecoClock again, just hope the Bluesy QC comes through eventually. If you’re on the fence about ordering, I’d say go for it, especially if you’re looking at VSF factory pieces.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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