Going rate for a 3570.50 Japan racing dial conversion?

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I really like the look of the 3570.50 ref Speedmasters that have been converted with the dial and handset from one of the 3570.40 Japan-only LE racing models (not bothered about having one of the original 3570.40 LE models). I can see a couple of the Originals for sale on Chrono 24, but what sort of price do the conversion models fetch?

I presume it's not as easy as it was a few years ago to source the dial and handset to carry out the conversion myself?

Any info appreciated.
 
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Parts value. Original watch + dial and handset (which has gotten expensive).
Ok, so I guess the question is what is the going rate for a NOS dial/handset? Anywhere in particular to source the dial/hands since Omega constrained parts availability? Anyone know for certain if Omega would entertain the dial change themselves at the time of a service, as they would (don't know if they still do) for a MkII Speedy?
 
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If you have friends with parts accounts at Omega, you could ask them. Alternately, eBay etc.
I do not believe Omega will do this for you (unless you send them an original 3750.40).
 
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I recall some parts have become an exchange-only basis order from omega and I think the LE dials were one of those parts.