Advice Needed For Vintage Speedmaster

I purchased several Omegas of all types from the late 80s to the early 90s. After my home was burgled, my collection was nearly halved....including my loss of 2 69 Moon examples and an excellent condition Flightmaster. My enthusiasm for collecting pretty much came to a stop and the remaining watches boxed and shelved.
At Christmas, I read several online articles on vintage Speedmasters, unpacked my last one and gave it a good look. I would like to get some knowledgeable advice and opinions on this watch’s condition and price setting should I want to sell it. The Speedmaster was purchased in 1992 and I don’t have any history on it prior to then. It has had the back case off once (last month) since purchase. The caliber is 321 and the movement # is 2208XXXX making it to be a 105.003-64 by my reckoning. The blue bezel is pretty cool, huh? I’ve read that collectors’ like/dislike for these runs the gamut....what do you think? I’m appreciative of your opinions.

Davidt....a couple more pics...as poor quality as they are....thanks

I think I want it 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

I can't believe there are only three replies in fourteen hours on a vintage speedmaster thread.

Blue bezel is 🥰, however it’s the dial/hands/lume which is the most important attraction/value aspect of any watch, and what collectors ultimately look for.


In my opinion, one should try and come up to a price by isolating the bezel value from the watch, as there are (to me) two different levels of attraction here.

Dealers/Pseudo-Dealers will claim 'blue bezel, worth $10k' when they offer it to someone ... but I don't beleive there will be any buyers at that price (still, you never know). Top bezels (meaning 'mint', 'like new') alone WERE valued just short of $5k a year or so ago...now $4k. In my humble opionion, that is the ceiling value for the value of the bezel. As to the watch : I would rate it 'fair' on this : https://speedmaster101.com/price-chart-2/ ... with a non-blue bezel...so add a bit for the difference between the nice blue bezel (less the value of the average bezel ... so plus +- 2.5k). Average/Lesser Ed Whites simply arent selling for good money...there is no demand and too much supply. There have been many similar attraction Ed Whites sitting unsold, and dropping, for months at the 'good' level, with bracelets and endlinks (not included in the price), and thus I suggest 'fair'. All in my humble 2c opinion. Maybe someone else has a different one.

Awesome bezel and correct serial range for the watch as well. I think that we'll begin to see these blue bezels jammed onto "put together" perfect examples in the coming years, so as part of an upcoming website post, I've compiled all publicly observed examples into a database (will share when it's done). This one checks all the boxes.

In Rolex world, blueberry bezels double the value of the GMT. Crazy world.....kind regards. Achim