Fratello Buying Guide: Omega Speedmaster Professional 145.022

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Robert-Jan

·Mar 14, 2023·#SpeedyTuesday

For many enthusiasts, a vintage Omega Speedmaster Professional is the way to go, despite the current Moonwatch ticking a lot of boxes as well. You should be able to find a nice Speedmaster Professional reference 145.022 for an attractive price, and this buying guide should help you with the things you need to know. The […]

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Morlock

·Mar 14, 2023

Great, this is one of the best source for the new and not so new enthusiast looking for a information about the Speedmaster.

Thanks to the FW Team for the good work.

 

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Speedmaster411

·Mar 14, 2023

Thank you @Robert-Jan , very interesting.

Edited: Mar 15, 2023

 

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munichblue

·Mar 14, 2023

 

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Monaco Bavaria

·Mar 15, 2023

Great work!

 

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RoadRunner73

·Mar 15, 2023

Fantastic ! Thanks to @Robert-Jan for this great in-depth article ! I'm also convinced an Extract of Archives adds value to the watch ; but it seems people can order one for a watch they intend to buy to ascertain if it's legit, and I wonder how they can and if they are entitled to do it as they are not the owner of the watch ; when I ordered one for my Moonwatch late last year, Omega was pretty demanding asking so many additional pics from the watch, and the whole process and communication took quite some time until I got it finally.

 

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Geme81

·Mar 15, 2023

Beautifil article from @Robert-Jan
Thank you!

 

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SpeedyPhill

·Mar 15, 2023

Besides the Apollo 17 Heat Flow Experiment onboard CSM "America" = bezelless Speedmaster 145.022-69
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Apollo 17, wrist watches worn by CMP Ronald Evans:
Left = Speedmaster 105.012-66 (NASA n° 61)
Left underneath spacesuit personal Speedmaster 145.022
PPK Personal Preference Kit contained Rolex GMT-master Pepsi 1675 carried to the lunar surface onboard LM "Challenger".