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·Dear All:
I have done much research and I've only been able to come up with conflicting specifications between these two models of Omega Speedmaster Japan Racing Dials.
From my research online, I discovered that:
145.022: 40mm
3570.40: 42mm
Yet, when I asked a highly informed Omega collector, he told me that they are BOTH 40mm -- and it's merely a matter of how people measured the cases.
That's hard to believe because if you looked at the number of sellers or articles written about these two models, it is clear that the 145.022 is 40mm and likewise, it is clear that the 3570.40 is 42mm.
Yet, I personally measured the 145.022 and it really is MORE than 40mm, even without including the crown.
I'm unable to resolve this discrepancy.
Furthermore, I was unable to find (on Omega.ch) these two models, which I find to be strange. I wanted a definitive answer as to what movement those two models had.
May I please ask the good folks here to educate me on this?
Thank you in advance.
I have done much research and I've only been able to come up with conflicting specifications between these two models of Omega Speedmaster Japan Racing Dials.
From my research online, I discovered that:
145.022: 40mm
3570.40: 42mm
Yet, when I asked a highly informed Omega collector, he told me that they are BOTH 40mm -- and it's merely a matter of how people measured the cases.
That's hard to believe because if you looked at the number of sellers or articles written about these two models, it is clear that the 145.022 is 40mm and likewise, it is clear that the 3570.40 is 42mm.
Yet, I personally measured the 145.022 and it really is MORE than 40mm, even without including the crown.
I'm unable to resolve this discrepancy.
Furthermore, I was unable to find (on Omega.ch) these two models, which I find to be strange. I wanted a definitive answer as to what movement those two models had.
May I please ask the good folks here to educate me on this?
Thank you in advance.
