Hesalite is clearer and more authentic. Probably much cheaper to replace if you smash it with a hammer or something. Of course if you like reflections and colored tinge, then sapphire is for you.
Absolutely love the username. Do not fault anyone for either choice. I liked the open case back on the Speedy, and I do not trust myself to not ding the hesalite, so Sapphire sandwich for me.
Hesalite is clearer and more authentic. Probably much cheaper to replace if you smash it with a hammer or something. Of course if you like reflections and colored tinge, then sapphire is for you.
I bought the 1861 a few years back Hesalite because it was truer to original, poly watch to remove scratches, domed crystal vintage like with out being vintage
Hesalite. More authentic, clearer, I don’t scratch the acrylic crystals I have, I like the solid caseback, and after the first week or so, I don’t look at my exhibition casebacks.
I also prefer the fully-brushed bracelet and the printed Omega logo.
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Acrylic FTW!
Hesalite is clearer and more authentic. Probably much cheaper to replace if you smash it with a hammer or something. Of course if you like reflections and colored tinge, then sapphire is for you.
Absolutely love the username. Do not fault anyone for either choice. I liked the open case back on the Speedy, and I do not trust myself to not ding the hesalite, so Sapphire sandwich for me.
Hesalite is clearer and more authentic. Probably much cheaper to replace if you smash it with a hammer or something. Of course if you like reflections and colored tinge, then sapphire is for you.
And Polywatch + 5 seconds = new crystal 😂
I bought the 1861 a few years back Hesalite because it was truer to original, poly watch to remove scratches, domed crystal vintage like with out being vintage
Sapphire is the correct choice in my mind, acrylic crystals are old fashioned like manual transmissions.
Hesalite. More authentic, clearer, I don’t scratch the acrylic crystals I have, I like the solid caseback, and after the first week or so, I don’t look at my exhibition casebacks.
I also prefer the fully-brushed bracelet and the printed Omega logo.
Unless you’re buying an Ed White, go sapphire.
Went with hesalite. Wanted it to be as close to the original as possible. Can't go wrong with either.
I voted sapphire though my Speedy has hesalite.
I’m glad someone finally thought to ask this question.