Hi fellow members I have for sale my Omega Speedmaster Apollo Soyuz Meteorite. 311.30.42.30.99.001 I am looking for £7250 nett to me includes shipping to the UK. Face to face is fine if you are in London. Bank transfer is preferred. Paypal if also fine if buyers pays the fees and there are no returns. This is my first time selling on this forum, so please feel free to PM me any further questions. History: On July 17th, 1975, two spacecraft met in an alliance of nations between America and Russia - the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project. This cooperation led to the creation of the permanently manned space station and the last ever NASA Apollo mission. The Apollo-Soyuz 35th Anniversary Speedmaster commemorates the occasion, as well as the Speedmasters worn by Lt. Gen. Stafford and Lt. Gen. Leonov during their historical meeting. Description: This is limited edition of 1,975. Each watch, however, is completely unique, because the dials are made from slices meteorite, with no two alike. The crystalline surface takes on a dark colour as a result of a surface oxidation process, and the subdials are polished to the meteorite's non-oxidised colour. Bought brand new from an authorised dealer last year in August 2017 so there is nineteen months world wide warranty remaining. Since the purchase this has seen very little wrist time. In fact I have only worn it only twice. The enamel on the case back is in immaculate condition. The watch is as new and I would class it as 99.9% perfect. Number 5xx limited to1975 pieces Movement 1861 Power reserve 48 hours Included in the sale Watch with stainless steel bracelet A brand new insignia box supplied by Omega in January 2018 A brand new card wallet from Omega in January 2018 Certificate of Authenticity Pictogram card Limited edition card International Warranty card Swing tag White Outer box
It’s a well-used cliché in watch circles to say “pictures don’t do this thing justice”, but this may be the one watch that can lay claim to the most deserving recipient of that description. The first one I saw one of these in person it took my breath away. Coolest reverse panda in the Omega lineup, IMO. GLWS and wish I had the funds.
If anybody wants further pictures please let me know. I will try to and take better ones. There are no scratches or blemishes on the case. Anything like that you see is down to my bad photographic skills
I wish you were in the USA and interested in a partial trade for a V-serial (2008) black Rolex Explorer II with 3186 movement. Sigh... Fantastic watch you have there. Surprised it's not taken yet.
If you were in a straight forward cash sale, I could bring it across with me as I am in the States in May and if it is not sold by then ( I am sure it would be though)