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Emanuele84
·Hello everyone,
my name is Emanuele, I live in Italy and, like all of you, I am a watch enthusiast.
I'm considering buying an Omega Speedmaster 145.022.74 ST.
In the evaluation phase, however, I think I have found an inconsistency, the serial number of the movement begins with 27, which suggests, based on the news found on the net, that the movement itself is prior to the production date of the case.
The case is from 1974, the movement from around 1968.
I'd like to have your opinion on this, to know if I'm wrong or not.
Is it possible that they replaced the caseback or fitted an older movement to a newer case?
Thanks in advance to whoever will/can help me and sorry for my english, which is far from perfect
my name is Emanuele, I live in Italy and, like all of you, I am a watch enthusiast.
I'm considering buying an Omega Speedmaster 145.022.74 ST.
In the evaluation phase, however, I think I have found an inconsistency, the serial number of the movement begins with 27, which suggests, based on the news found on the net, that the movement itself is prior to the production date of the case.
The case is from 1974, the movement from around 1968.
I'd like to have your opinion on this, to know if I'm wrong or not.
Is it possible that they replaced the caseback or fitted an older movement to a newer case?
Thanks in advance to whoever will/can help me and sorry for my english, which is far from perfect
