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·Hi,
I'm pleased to offer an Omega Speedmaster Professional 145.022-69
This watch is in very good condition, it's got a nice smoky blue look, and it was just serviced by Adam Lewis.
CASE: Unpolished case shows hairline scratches and signs of wear consistent with age. Caseback shows pronounced hippocampus engraving. The numbers 26340 have also been engraved on the caseback, but their origin and meaning are unknown.
DIAL: Good condition stepped dial with painted logo and short tritium indices. Lume appears intact and has developed a nice yellow patina. Hands are in very good condition, showing patina similar to indices.
BEZEL: Dot near 90 in good condition with blue/grey fade. Light chipping in a few spots and a bit of pitting between 4 and 5 o'clock. DNN is correct for a -69 produced after roughly 3090xxxx.
MOVEMENT: Calibre 861 with 31317747 serial number is in good condition, winds smoothly and functions properly. Freshly serviced by Lewis Watch Co. During service the watch received a new Omega service crown, and the original is included in the sale.
BRACELET: Omega 1039 with 516 endlinks shows signs of light wear and minimal stretch. Clasp stamped 3rd quarter of 1971.
ACCESSORIES: Service receipt and Extract of the Archives showing production March 19, 1971 and delivery to Venezuela.
$7,350 USD shipped
Wire Only to my US bank account.
Watch and I are in New Zealand.
No returns unless watch is not genuine Omega.
Plenty of references.
Any questions please PM or grantweber AT gmail DOT com
Thank you,
-GW
I'm pleased to offer an Omega Speedmaster Professional 145.022-69
This watch is in very good condition, it's got a nice smoky blue look, and it was just serviced by Adam Lewis.
CASE: Unpolished case shows hairline scratches and signs of wear consistent with age. Caseback shows pronounced hippocampus engraving. The numbers 26340 have also been engraved on the caseback, but their origin and meaning are unknown.
DIAL: Good condition stepped dial with painted logo and short tritium indices. Lume appears intact and has developed a nice yellow patina. Hands are in very good condition, showing patina similar to indices.
BEZEL: Dot near 90 in good condition with blue/grey fade. Light chipping in a few spots and a bit of pitting between 4 and 5 o'clock. DNN is correct for a -69 produced after roughly 3090xxxx.
MOVEMENT: Calibre 861 with 31317747 serial number is in good condition, winds smoothly and functions properly. Freshly serviced by Lewis Watch Co. During service the watch received a new Omega service crown, and the original is included in the sale.
BRACELET: Omega 1039 with 516 endlinks shows signs of light wear and minimal stretch. Clasp stamped 3rd quarter of 1971.
ACCESSORIES: Service receipt and Extract of the Archives showing production March 19, 1971 and delivery to Venezuela.
$7,350 USD shipped
Wire Only to my US bank account.
Watch and I are in New Zealand.
No returns unless watch is not genuine Omega.
Plenty of references.
Any questions please PM or grantweber AT gmail DOT com
Thank you,
-GW
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