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And a third contender presents itself… https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/omega-ref-ck2915-speedmaster-lot-360-364?page=2&q=Omega
And a third contender presents itself… https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/omega-ref-ck2915-speedmaster-lot-360-364?page=2&q=Omega
we know it’s had at least one service from the service marks under one lug
Well I did not notice that leakage - is that your own photo?
I must say that would make me think it had some adjustment - if we look at the auction photo here I can’t see that leakage
Which just goes to show how important it is to view a watch like this if you are going in hard.
at the estimate though it could be missing the dial entirely and I would still buy it
I have seen this on multiple Swedish sold Speedmaster’s from that time.
It's seen on watches from other countries too and to my knowledge it's not proved to be this or that. Here's one bought new in Greenland:
In regard to the Skåne watch - I see there's an Extract From The Archives - have it been there from the start, or is it "speedy" work from Bienne? 😀
It's seen on watches from other countries too and to my knowledge it's not proved to be this or that. Here's one bought new in Greenland:
In regard to the Skåne watch - I see there's an Extract From The Archives - have it been there from the start, or is it "speedy" work from Bienne? 😀