Without photos, we will have difficulty helping you.
That’s a lot of major parts replaced… for my part I would move on because you don’t make a racehorse out of a donkey
Unfortunately, it looks to me like the watch was sent to Omega service and they modernized it by replacing the tritium dial and handset with superluminova service parts. The bezel was replaced as well. It would have been worth more as it was, but $3,500 is probably a reasonable price for it now. That being said, I wouldn't buy it.
Fair price. Nice that it's been serviced and you have original parts. It'll cost you a little to put back the dial and bezel. You're still into it close to lower market.
The real question is what do you think? What makes you attracted to it? Is this your first Speedie? It'll be fun to wear.
K Kluzik1Even though all old parts are available?
Unfortunately, it looks to me like the watch was sent to Omega service and they modernized it by replacing the tritium dial and handset with superluminova service parts. The bezel was replaced as well. It would have been worth more as it was, but $3,500 is probably a reasonable price for it now. That being said, I wouldn't buy it because I'd want my watchmaker to reinstall the tritium dial and handset at a minimum, so I'd be throwing away more money well beyond the purchase price.
