Omnis Era Owner Review : Precious, atypical and discreet

As a fan of space and especially meteorites, I wanted a dial made of this material. I'm a knife fan and already own one of this material. I opted for the Omnis for its price, under 500, even 450 with a 10% discount. The dial is hypnotic for me. It's a real pleasure every day to check the time, see the dial, lower your wrist when you've forgotten to read the time, it's fantastic :) The indexes are well placed and very beautiful in my opinion. AND the shape of the shiny stainless steel case, I love it. That said, I have a few criticisms. The rubber strap is a bit curved, with no quick release... in truth, the quality of the strap is cheap and a pain to take off and put on. I've had the Luna since then, and the strap is already better quality. The movement, for a meteorite watch, I would have preferred a Myota Series 9 rather than a Series 8. The date window, AHHHH but why? I love dates, but here, it really spoils the dial, and what's more, cut raw and without a frame at the ghichet, ..., no really, it's ugly. The oscillating weight is stained black, or with oil residue, a shame. The packaging, OK, we're not buying a box, but I didn't like the box, a mini plastic tactical suitcase. Take the Boderry, for example, plastic but shaped like a ship's container, it's cool. The lume of the hands is different from that of the indexes, a detail but a shame. Finally, for me, the BLACK POINT of this watch is that there is no certificate of origin of the meteorite... unforgivable for me. I got the information about the origin later on the phone, but it's really a shame. If we're going to make a meteorite, we need to know its origin.