I got my 20th anniversary speedy from Kringkily. I paid ~$2000, but it didn't have box/papers or the bracelet. However, I think mine is in better condition

 

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The serial number seems to put this at 1991-1992, and not 1985 as the ad says. The price is a bit high to start with, but there is an offer button. It seems legit otherwise. What would be a good price for this? Just curious as I'm in the market for a patch watch and not this...

 

that price is out of wack. It is a legit watch but probably a grand or more over value.

 

Fair value would be around USD 2000-2500. There is no upside of its status as NOS because it is not yet a vintage, and the newer version still on production. The only person I could think of will pay the premium is the one looking for birthyear watch.
The problem as you identify, the year itself is not firm. You should use Speedmaster S/N instead of normal Omega S/N. Even that it may swing 1-2 years difference unless we got extract of the archives.

 

Good price except the hour counter shows time for servicing soon as the creep as already began.

 

what do you mean the hour counter creep has already begun? and how can you tell from the sellers pics?
cheers,

 

because you can see the hand at the six o'clock sub dial isn't completely straight.

 

Apollo Soyuz box, in case you lost yours..... (I almost lost mine in postal system... at least that's what I thought).
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I'm probably showing my inexperience here but should this have the dot over ninety bezel?

 

No, that was entirely phased out by 1970 I believe.

 

Love these Seamasters with the Speedmaster style bracelet!