Hi. Please Please help me. I bought this on a fleemarket. Is it real or fake? Nubers are 321 under omega mark. and then: 24067907. On the back wich you take off this nr are: sp 145012-67

 

A photo of the dial might be a good addition to the set.

 

Appears to be real, however I have not seen that specific order of the markings inside the caseback. Perhaps another more knowledgable Speedmaster expert will be able to confirm.

 

Oh my...

http://speedmaster101.com/145-012/

Conservative value starts at about $4500. Could be more depending on better pictures of dial and condition of case back.

Looks like the hands need some restoration though.

 

Serious? Bought it for 10 bucks but Swedish kronor Like

 

Go play the lottery if you have one in Sweden. Seriously, you may be touched by an Angel.

 

how is luck like this even possible?

 

How many PMs does the OP have now?

 

RE:Caseback order

Looks correct for an early 67 which would match the serial number. Matches this one on Fratello, and some samples of 66's on google.
http://www.fratellowatches.com/omega-speedmaster-professional-145012-1967/

 

So question number 2. Is it worth repair it and then sell it. Or sell it as it is? I just bought it cuz I like Omegas. But I cant wear it if it cost like that? And I dont go to fancy partys that often. Its working but the glas is a bit scratchy. Not much. Just a clean up and sell? Thank you for your answers by the way

 

Sorry my bad English. What do you mean with that?

 

Sorry my bad English. What do you mean with that?

 

You can sell it as is for $5k+ easy on here...but ppl are going to get testy about it since you are. New to the forum.

 

Ahh. Thank you for that "warning"!! But first thing I will do tomorrow is going to my watch friend and let him check it out. By the way. I got 1 Omega Officer and one Omega Seamaster for that 10 bucks to. So this is maby my week then

 

Sorry, there ain't no way this watch was bought in a earthly Flea Market for $10.

Just a subterfuge to try and sell it.

 

Need some better pictures, and someone a little more versed in pricing on these.

1)I am not sure what fixing or sourcing correct vintage hands for this will run, and how this will affect the watch.

2)Need better pictures of the dial for valuation, high res in good light

3)The "glass" is not an issue and easily polished or replaced.

4) high resolution pictures of the case, to see polishing and how sharp those edges are. Although they look really good in the pictures provided.

5)I would not run it as it most likely needs a service.

So to break it down, too really answer your question you need better pictures of the case edges and dial for a valuation, and costs based against restoration costs for the best thing to do with it.

 

Trust me. If I sell it. Wich I probebly want to do. I do it so I can get the cash in my hand. I live in Sweden and think most off buyers on this site not is from Sweden. So...This is not a selling trick. I promise you. Im just that happy right now.

 

You think so?

Look over your shoulder.

 

Thank you so much for your answer. I will try and get some better pictures of it tomorrow and put them up. Its night time here right now.

 

This forums has Swedish members.
There are quality Swedish watch auction houses and dealers.
Swedes know a thing or two about quality watches.
And there is no way that a flea market seller wouldn't take 5 minutes time to check this watch out on the Internet to know, as you already knew before you came here, that the watch is worth $1,000s.