Only the below pics are available. How much would you dare to bid?

 

If you mean "bad" is in "that's one bad ass watch!" then you would be correct. It won't be cheap to fix, but the right connection for parts and a good watchmaker would make that a VERY nice watch.

Hell, I don't even know that much about Speedmasters but I know that's a sweet mid 60's (1965 - 1967?) caliber 321.

 

Just my kind of watch

 

With both pushers missing, I would want to see a shot of the movement before buying...

 

It's a 145.012 .
Crown,bezel , dial, hands and case back are correct. Dial is nice.
But the second hands of the chronograph is not correct.Maybe, it comes from a chronostop.
If the chronograph isn't launched, the hour hand of the chronograph is not at his correct place. Like Archer, a pict of the caliber will be better before doing a choice.

 

Those aren't holes for pushers... I think they're vents for cooling!

Or more likely drains to let the water out!

Yeah... you might want to see inside before bidding..... could be scary! Like it might contain a Timex Marlin movement.
(Mmmmmm.... Pin escapement! Captain Archer's favorite I hear)

 

http://www.lauritz.com/sv/auktion/omega-speedmaster-armbandsur-herr/i3264015/

 

The auction site refuses to show movement images. I have asked for this one in particular. If someone is in for a gamble, maybe, but be prepared to end up with "spares only"!

 

I knew some idiot would pass the link.... Thats the risk when posting pics on forums........ Its already close to my limit anyway, so never mind Good luck folks.

You're right Northernman, a few things regarding this auction site is pretty annoying and among them, the always refuse to share more/better pics. It's also the only auction site I know of, that keep extending the auction ending time (3 minutes I think), as long as bids comes in.

 

I think it is way past ny comfort zone already.
As parts yes, for restoration? Not at that price!

 

Well, the auction house valued it to around $300, so at least the owner will get a plesant surprise

 

Maybe they saw the inside of it when putting that value on it?

 

please, if you out things here, you have to expect that. viking is not an idiot....... kind regards. achim

 

I think in all due respect one should keep such info at ones own discretion. Idiot no, but it was a bit insensitive IMO.

 

krona 14.000 plus 20% plus hammer price. not cheap. a gamble. but still o.k ish......full service needed ( i guess. the auction house describes it as working.....) if you are outside the EU and apply for VAT/GST back, it is o.k. kind regards. achim

 

No (I read Swedish, and do not need Google ). They do not state (which they normally do if it is the case) that it is working, and the also states that they take no responsibility for functionality.
Someone made a BIG gamble IMO.
Let us hope that someone will share some info here later? Maybe we will be positively surprised?

 

Not me this time......

Yes, info please

 

Relisted and someone wanted it even more this time

http://www.lauritz.com/da/auktion/o...armbandsur-herr/i3279928/?FromLogin=1&ver=23c