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simonsays
·You don't see too many Speedmaster Mk II Telestops, and I have never seen one with the racing dial? Any opinions on this one that sold on eBay
Did anyone pick up the Telestop Speedmaster with racing Dial?
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Bill Sohne
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I did not get it but it is cool !!!
Bill
I did not get it but it is cool !!!
Bill
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Fatcat
·I saw one for sale some years ago in Germany , most important the extract of archives to confirm if racing or not, but definitely super rare birds .
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vinylcall
·Neat! How much did it sell for?
Link please.
Link please.
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prontoprint
·Neat! How much did it sell for?
Link please.
£3900
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Omega-Te...re-145-037-Near-MINT-Speedmaster/164060220982
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killer67
·I saw one for sale some years ago in Germany , most important the extract of archives to confirm if racing or not, but definitely super rare birds .
it’s strange sometimes the extract for a 145.014 Mk II racing under "dial type" says: "not mentioned" and others it says "grey and orange with luminous indexes"
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whyboddau
·I watched it with curiosity. Definitely a cool piece.
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vinylcall
·It seems that the telestop device was not included, however good price for that one anyway
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Fatcat
·Everybody is looking for the inexisting device 😀))) as many know that one in the museum is not even a real Omega pusher but a reverse engineering done by a fellow member of the OF.
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simonsays
·Everybody is looking for the inexisting device 😀))) as many know that one in the museum is not even a real Omega pusher but a reverse engineering done by a fellow member of the OF.
One has to assume that the Telestop never went into production, and the watches were sold as normal Mk II's. As said the watches never have the accompanying telestop device.
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Fatcat
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simonsays
·I have a nice racing dial, but I would be disappointed to pay for an EOA and get back dial not mentioned. I don’t think I am prepared to take the chance.
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killer67
·They exist....
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Tom Dick
·Mmhhh I questioned this one as the seller had a telestop they didn’t sell a while back and then another example re-emerged from the same seller with a racing dial.......
I’d also question how the archive kept details fo racing dials fitted? Sure they did exist but not sure the details in the archive detail what dials as fitted fo what watch? Maybe I’m wrong?
I’d also question how the archive kept details fo racing dials fitted? Sure they did exist but not sure the details in the archive detail what dials as fitted fo what watch? Maybe I’m wrong?
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Vine
·Does anyone have any idea about the official number of the Telestop model produce, and of that number how many came with the Racing dial?
I won this auction but later pulled out and requested a full refund after reading several discussions on this forum about the seller.
Perhaps he has a history of some suspect transactions but others, maybe including this one, were actually correct and as listed?
I won this auction but later pulled out and requested a full refund after reading several discussions on this forum about the seller.
Perhaps he has a history of some suspect transactions but others, maybe including this one, were actually correct and as listed?
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tyrantlizardrex
·Mmhhh I questioned this one as the seller had a telestop they didn’t sell a while back and then another example re-emerged from the same seller with a racing dial.......
Given some previous conversations with the seller, I have doubts that the core parts of this watch left the factory as one unit...
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Tonyash
·I had never seen a Telestop with racing dial until I saw this on Ebay. I can see no reason why a Telestop could not have a racing dial but if these were built as tool watches for a specific purpose requiring remote activation it might seem odd for the buyer to request a coloured dial. Maybe not?.
For me this watch just seemed a bit too good to be true. Most Telestops I have come across seem to have had a well used life, often after being returned to standard pushers.
For me this watch just seemed a bit too good to be true. Most Telestops I have come across seem to have had a well used life, often after being returned to standard pushers.
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