MOTO-SON-59
·Dear fellow members,
I would like to ask for your expertise on this matter.
I own a Speedmaster Professional in the 48xxxxxx serial range—specifically, the model known as the "Blue Hesalite."
As you know, this is the version where the crystal becomes cloudy, giving the dial a bluish appearance.
I also own a Speedmaster Reduced from the same era (That serial number is in the 515xxxxx range) , and its crystal has become cloudy in the same way; it lacks the Omega symbol that ought to be in the center.
However, this matches the "Blue Hesalite" Professional model exactly.
I would like to ask everyone here whether this crystal is the original one from the time of manufacture.
I would greatly appreciate your insights.
Thank you.
I would like to ask for your expertise on this matter.
I own a Speedmaster Professional in the 48xxxxxx serial range—specifically, the model known as the "Blue Hesalite."
As you know, this is the version where the crystal becomes cloudy, giving the dial a bluish appearance.
I also own a Speedmaster Reduced from the same era (That serial number is in the 515xxxxx range) , and its crystal has become cloudy in the same way; it lacks the Omega symbol that ought to be in the center.
However, this matches the "Blue Hesalite" Professional model exactly.
I would like to ask everyone here whether this crystal is the original one from the time of manufacture.
I would greatly appreciate your insights.
Thank you.