Just make sure you have the money to service the watch as well. That watch hasn’t been made by Omega for at least 1o years and probably more. If the seller says it was “cleaned and adjusted” that means they popped the back off, made sure it looked good inside and adjusted the timing so it looked good on their time-grapher (and that might not have been set properly). The any claims of servicing with a grain of salt.
Frankly, I’d buy a new Hamilton or Tissot or Longines (etc) chrono for probably less money than you’d pay for that an unserviced Speedmaster triple date, then save for the Speedmaster you want when you graduate. Lots of good options out there. I think the Hamilton Intra-matic or Tissot heritage chronos are very nice.
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