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Applied logo speedmaster dial
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kaplan
·Being an outsider to the challenges of Speedmaster correctness, these 2 seem like a match made in heaven
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Barking mad
··Prolific Speedmaster HoarderMore than likely a 68 transitional as it is fitted to an 861 movement unless it has been tampered with.
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Davidt
·The narrow T suggests 105.012-63 to -66 to me.
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Nickn
·At least if Ii swap one will have the correct dial!!
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
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SOG53
·They are your watches- I cant see why not- you will have 1 correct Mark II watch and the Moonwatch will be closer than it is now and it will be an attractive daily wearer.
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Nickn
·Thanks
I’ll keep looking for the correct 71 dial
I’ll keep looking for the correct 71 dial
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wagudc
·You just missed one.
https://omegaforums.net/threads/red...s-step-dial-145-022-type-c1-1969-1971.162126/
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Nickn
·Damn
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ndgal
·Please post a clearer picture with the chrono hand out of the way not obscuring any of the OMEGA Speedmaster PROFESSIONAL print on the dial.
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Nickn
·It’s going through ebays authentication once I get it I’ll post better photos
Can you see a problem?
Can you see a problem?
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...More than likely a 68 transitional as it is fitted to an 861 movement unless it has been tampered with.
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moorey
·eBay authentication for one.
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Nickn
·So it’s been adapted to to fit an 861 movement?
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moorey
·Hi, going to authentication is my gripe, this is an eBay UK thing, there are many ways of opting out for sellers, like offering collection, as for your purchase you agreed for it going to some shed for a bunch of retired Timpson technicians to paw over it. Interesting to see what they say about the dial/movement. By the way customised watches are not eligible for authentication.
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Davidt
·I doubt the eBay authenticator will pick up that it’s an incorrect dial. Even if they do, you’ll probably get the chance you receive it anyway.
A watch I bought was ‘flagged’ by the authenticator has having an incorrect part (I forget, strap, box, buckle or something) and I got an email asking if I wanted to go ahead anyway.
A watch I bought was ‘flagged’ by the authenticator has having an incorrect part (I forget, strap, box, buckle or something) and I got an email asking if I wanted to go ahead anyway.
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Nickn
·I bought it because I had the correct mk11 dial and hoped I could use the dial it has on my watch
Seller was honest enough
And it was cheap
I bet EBays “expert” wont pick up on the dial
I don’t care if they do
Seller was honest enough
And it was cheap
I bet EBays “expert” wont pick up on the dial
I don’t care if they do
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moorey
·Hi, going to authentication is my gripe, this is an eBay UK thing, there are many ways of opting out for sellers, like offering collection, as for your purchase you agreed for it going to some shed for a bunch of retired Timpson technicians to paw over it. Interesting to see what they say about the dial/movement. By the way customised watches are not eligible for authentication.
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moorey
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Nickn
·Hi, going to authentication is my gripe, this is an eBay UK thing, there are many ways of opting out for sellers, like offering collection, as for your purchase you agreed for it going to some shed for a bunch of retired Timpson technicians to paw over it. Interesting to see what they say about the dial/movement. By the way customised watches are not eligible for authentication.
