Original circa 1958 broad arrow Omega Speedmaster watch CK 2915-2, Serial Number 1599xxxx. For Sale asking $15,000 or best offer. Missing is bezel, start button, stop button. I ran it for one night, keeps time, presently idle. Wear to the case at 8:30 , a dent on lug, crystal is good, inside is clean, inner cap is present, lug ends are marked form wrong band. Will Ship Worldwide. Payment via Money Wire, eTranfer, paypal. Willing to travel inside Canada.

Michael Clausen - Antiques Dealer and Appraiser, Busby AB Canada (Edmonton) . MikeC
Omega Speedmaster 1958 Broad Arrow 2915-2 . Asking price $15,000 or best offer

 

Hello Mike

Would you accept $14K? Rob (in London, UK).

 

Negotiations via private conversation please!

Thanks.

 

Profuse apologies. I know better now. Thanks.

 

Hi Rob. Yes . Will be intouch via telephone ad email .

 

uhh isn't that dial not correct for a 2915? the Minute subdial lines look a little more like a 2998 dial as the 2915 had smaller marker indicators.

 

Could any early Speedmaster experts confirm this? The seller is a decent guy but he doesn't know about the history of the watch prior to buying it. Is it a scruffy sleeping beauty or likely something else? Thanks.

 

Look at this 2915 dial which the minute sub dial the indicators are a bit smaller and ride the step down more

 

This is another one where u can see how far the lines go on the step down and this is a 2998-1

 

So the OP dial lines are all the way to the edge of the curvature instead of being more of 2/3 - 3/4

 

Agree, this dial is not original to the watch. In my humble, and not always right opinion.

 

So the dial may not be original to the watch. What do guys expect for $15k?

 

To be told in the description

 

Agree.
O should be flat, among a lot of other dial tells.
Minute hashes in 30 minute totalizer should short of the step.

 

I dont know how to reply. Surely there is some variation on the dials. They cant all be perfectly alike..can they? Im an not a watch person, Im an antique and art dealer. This was a lucky find at an antique mall, bought it for nothing $20, in a vase with a bunch of Seiko quartz etc. . Lets see where the experts and others lead us. All opinion are welcome. Mike C

 

Wow!
Top marks for honesty.
Hope you get the answers you're after.
And that you and a buyer can both come out with a win.

 

Looks like 2998-4 dial to my eyes

 

Watch is for still for sale. My buyer backed out, he wants a confirmation - from you guys - as to exactly what this is. The price is firm , unless i can be convinced its not all original .