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Apollo Soyuz Register 1975

SoyuzPilot
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Great thread. Anyone know of any vintage dealers who may have imperfect models for sale….ie…no bracelet…or service pushers and crowns. I know that all original examples go for a huge premium. Generally, what do the ones that are in good condition but with service parts generally sell for? I’m very interested in purchasing an imperfect one to wear.
There was a service dial for sale last I seem to remember - so they are are out there. Throw a service dial onto a 145.022-74 and you're in business!
 
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159 is for sale at Bonhams, with small pushers.

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Last sold for £41k so seller taking a hit - I wonder if the pushers are in the bag of parts? From experience even if they are, omega protocol is to remove them by twisting with grips/pliers.
 
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The best looking Speedmaster didn't even have "Speedmaster" on the dial... Looking forward to 2025 ( 50 years ASTP )
Remember, 11 Omega Speedmaster chronographs were flown during Apollo-Soyuz, so Omega must do something "commemorative " 👍
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Happy New Year to all OMEGA fans!
1) I could not find the serial number belonging to clock AS No. 018. Do any of you have any more information about the 018?
2) AS No. 469 with Serial 39.928.005 (auctions Antiquorum) is accompanied by an Omega Archive Extract indicating a different serial (32.847.991). This inconsistency has not been explained.
 
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Apollo-Soyuz Apollo-Soyuz
Happy New Year to all OMEGA fans!
1) I could not find the serial number belonging to clock AS No. 018. Do any of you have any more information about the 018?

AS 018 serial number is 39.181.XXX
 
Apollo-Soyuz
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Thanks for the info.
Do you happen to know at which auction this number 18 was sold?

thanks again
 
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F Filippo1974
I just bought from a friend the #158... so happy 😀
Case 145022 movement 39.181.xxx
Pin 5.5mm

That's a good friend! 😀

Congratulations.
 
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F Filippo1974
I just bought from a friend the #158... so happy 😀
Case 145022 movement 39.181.xxx
Pin 5.5mm
Nice friend!

Also nice to see a real big pusher watch, on the correct bracelet!
 
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F Filippo1974
I just bought from a friend the #158... so happy 😀
Case 145022 movement 39.181.xxx
Pin 5.5mm

She’s a beauty, congratulations
 
Spacefruit
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Just hammered at €25600 plus 27.6%, so €32665 all in
So USD 35,200

This is what I would expect it to go for in a sensible market. Not a crazy price but not a steal either.

I suspect if it had more publicity perhaps it would go higher.
 
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