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  1. Morseman Feb 15, 2021

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    I have had this Speedy since 1996 and really love it. I was recently reading some Speedy Tuesday articles about this reference and also the 3592.50. I believe this one is a 3592.50, since it has the gilt movement and no "Apollo 11" legend on the back.

    After reading the articles, I took a look at my warranty card, which was supplied by Jim at Colonial Jewelers, who I understand was a real expert on the Speedmaster. However, the warranty card lists it as a 3572.50. The serial numbers on the watch and warranty card are the same. Did Jim make IMG_5919.jpg a mistake?
     
  2. sleepyastronaut Feb 15, 2021

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    Pic of your watch?
     
  3. sleepyastronaut Feb 15, 2021

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    Yours certainly looks like the gilt movement of the 3592.50 in the Aug 4, 2020 Speedy Tuesday article
     
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  4. Foo2rama Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can. Feb 15, 2021

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    Why are you blocking the serial number on the card when it is clearly visible in your movement shot...

    Why do you have any concerns about this piece?
     
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  5. RMA Feb 15, 2021

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    You have an early transitional Gilt movement, post some more pics. So far looks great.
     
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  6. dsio Ash @ ΩF Staff Member Feb 16, 2021

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    Mistakes can be made on the cards, they’re filled in by the sales staff not by Omega at the factory, nice watch
     
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  7. Morseman Feb 16, 2021

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    I've obtained a few more Speedies, but this is the one that gets the most wrist time. DSC00760.jpeg DSC01134.jpg DSC01154.jpg DSC00758.jpg DSC00769.jpg DSC00757.jpg DSC00759.jpg DSC01187.jpg
     
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  8. Ree Feb 16, 2021

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    During the transitional period (1996-1997), I believe it is possible to have 3572.50 with 863 gilt movement and tritium dial. Difference would be that 3572.50 case shape is 'edgier' compared to 3592.50. 3592.50 is more rounded. Also 3572.50 comes with the newer bracelet.
    If I have to guess, yours is indeed a 3572.50.
     
  9. Morseman Feb 16, 2021

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    Thanks, Ree
     
  10. blueteg Feb 17, 2021

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    Moonwatch Only says, It was in production for about 3 years from 1995 to 1997. In 1995 its movement was altered with the addition of an 18th jewel bearing. In 1996, its PIC code was changed from 3592.50 to 3572.50.
    It can be found in 3 configuations:
    * PIC 3592.50 - yellow plated - 17 jewels
    * PIC 3592.50 - yellow plated - 18 jewels
    * PIC 3572.50 - yellow plated - 18 jewels

    It goes on to say that the movement serial #'s for the yellow plated (non-Apollo) display backs begin around 48,308,xxx and end around 48,355,xxx. So based on the serial number you have posted (48,345,xxx), it would seem that yours would be towards the later part of that production series and more likely to to be a 3572.50
     
  11. Morseman Feb 17, 2021

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    Thanks, Blueteg.