Hello everyone,
2915/1 - /2 have a stainless steel bezel
2915/ 3 has a black bezel base 1000
This 2915 has a later black bezel base 500, a later crown and a later ring of the crystal
To know if the the serial movement is right you can take an extract to Omega
Hello everyone,
2915/1 - /2 have a stainless steel bezel
2915/ 3 has a black bezel base 1000
This 2915 has a later black bezel base 500, a later crown and a later ring of the crystal
To know if the the serial movement is right you can take an extract to Omega
Thanks, I would never have known.
Hello everyone,
2915/1 - /2 have a stainless steel bezel
2915/ 3 has a black bezel base 1000
This 2915 has a later black bezel base 500, a later crown and a later ring of the crystal
To know if the the serial movement is right you can take an extract to Omega
Now be nice....he is new and might take umbridge.
But to address the new boys concerns:
Bezels on 2915's are unlikely to be original in every one I have personally seen, ie handled. - watches for sale rarely have the right bezel in the photos I have seen. So what I am saying is the bezel is not an issue - apart from a pricing issue.
Some of the -3's had silver, and some had black BASE1000.
A long while ago, Omega were issuing extracts based on what the owners told them the movement was in. Now you cannot get an extract for a 2915. Until someone shows me one dated last three months I will not entertain a discussion about 2915 extracts, other that to suggest they are useless.
The other thing when looking at a watch this old, is the "feeling" that an original one will give.
Some will know what I am talking about, others will not.
The original ones somehow look right in a way that is hard to replicate - it only takes one small pieces of evidence for me to notice all the other little things that together make me think, "Assembled!"
The other thing when looking at a watch this old, is the "feeling" that an original one will give.
Some will know what I am talking about, others will not.
The original ones somehow look right in a way that is hard to replicate - it only takes one small pieces of evidence for me to notice all the other little things that together make me think, "Assembled!"
Thank you to teach us the obvious!
And an extract from Omega would not help at all for this early Speedy as it will only refer to the year of production/delivery and will NOT mention any Ref.#
The other thing when looking at a watch this old, is the "feeling" that an original one will give.
Some will know what I am talking about, others will not.
The original ones somehow look right in a way that is hard to replicate - it only takes one small pieces of evidence for me to notice all the other little things that together make me think, "Assembled!"
