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pIoNeErOfThEnILe
·I think they were thinking that they were 'replicating' the look of the CK 2915-1.
i'm waiting for the "Derelicte" line of fashion inspired watches.
1998-2003 Speedmaster 3594.50 Replica Serial Numbers
i'm waiting for the "Derelicte" line of fashion inspired watches.
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imageWIS
·i'm waiting for the "Derelicte" line of fashion inspired watches.
Well, Cartier does have The Crash:
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Apt response.
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metalhead01
·Folks
am wondering if there is a consensus on valid serials for the unfortunately named ‘Replica’ broad arrow Speedmaster.
I’ve seen a few 48.... and that ties to a projection I get from ilovemyspeedmaster at around 1998, but there also seems to be a few amount in the 77...... range
Any thoughts on why such a large discrepancy?
I guess I’m asking - what confidence should one have in a 77..... serial being genuine and not a modded later 861. (Without pulling an extract - if that’s even an option)
May i ask what book is that on the third pic?
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imageWIS
·Sorry if question is off topic
May i ask what book is that on the third pic?
https://watchprint.com/en/omega/259-moonwatch-only-the-ultimate-speedmaster-guide-3rd-edition.html
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BatDad
·It’s the best Speedy printed reference material.
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BatDad
·I think Dali might be more appropriate
The 3954 has been one of the least costly to obtain Speedmasters for several years now. Is that still the case? i picked on up about 5 or 6 yrs ago. No corrosion on the hands, but I was aware of that issue when I bought it.
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machamp6650
·I saw a couple for sale, head only, for $2.6k, just this past week.
Even just a year ago the 3594.50 was substantially cheaper than your standard moonwatch - I know that was a factor when I entered the market by buying one! But my impression (in Australia at least) is that a nice cheapish moonwatch is getting harder and harder to find, which seems to be pushing up the prices for alternatives like the 3594.50 as well.
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McBeardy
·Hijack on an old thread, I notice this reference has 30m WR, compared to the normal 50m WR on the Speedy Pro, was there a reason for this? Can 50m WR be achieved?
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Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerHijack on an old thread, I notice this reference has 30m WR, compared to the normal 50m WR on the Speedy Pro, was there a reason for this? Can 50m WR be achieved?
W SP MOON P II REPLICA II 42 ST/ST BLK
REF 35945000
055ST1450222 | STEEL CASE CAL.1861
WATER-RESISTANCE : 5 bar
It's a 50m rated case....
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McBeardy
·W SP MOON P II REPLICA II 42 ST/ST BLK
REF 35945000
055ST1450222 | STEEL CASE CAL.1861
WATER-RESISTANCE : 5 bar
It's a 50m rated case....
Thanks Archer, appreciate the quick response, I might have been wrong on the 30m but I'm sure i read that on Omega site somewhere. Not that I'd use it as a dive watch, just 50m to me will be acceptable just in case. You have now made my mind up on what Speedy to go for.
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