Say the name "http://www.speedroc.com/replica-omega-speedmaster-broad-arrow.html" and you'll be met with an extensive range of emotion. Some might respond with trepidation, implying the Cosmic was a simple product built by Omega in the 1960s and 70s. They'd be right, but the Cosmics of that generation (which you can see here) were in fact named for one of the Biel-based firm's most impressive replica omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow GMT watches, the so-called Cosmic Moonphase of the 1940s and 50s (see one with a Persian dial here). These watches were not only legitimate moonphase watches but also triple calendars, most of which were made in gold. They were, at the time, the absolute pinnacle of Omega watchmaking. To this day, Omega doesn't make much that is more impressive than the early Cosmics, and that is why we're so excited about the one we've found today. Coming from our friends Matthew Bain Inc. down in Miami is an original replica omega Seamaster 300m in New Old Stock condition. How new old stock? Well, it still has its half-century old tags on it its half-century old alligator strap and buckle. Made of 14k yellow gold and in a tank style, this Cosmic is about as good and complicated vintage Omega as you're going to find on the market today. Take a look at the completely untouched dial and case, along with the great fading on the dial. The movement inside this vintage Cosmic is Omega's 17 jewel, copper colored manually wound caliber 381. For more details on this incredible new old stock triple calendar moonphase Omega Cosmic. We get a lot of people asking us about inexpensive vintage Omegas they find on eBay. We're talking watches that are selling for around $300, look like they're brand new, but have a smaller case and thus are proclaimed to be circa the 1950s or 1960s. Today we are here to give you a little tip to utilize when buying a vintage Omega.