blueadi007
·Dear Omega Forum Members,
I am an Omega watch collector for some time now, but this is my first post on this forum.
On my quest for nice watches last days I bought an Omega Speedmaster Co Axial 9300 (Moon) (311.30.44.51.01.002).
The serial number on the caliber: 84916035.
This is the earliest serial on a 9300 caliber that I have seen.
On the http://www.speedywatches.com/articles/caliber-9300-explained/, the serial of the caliber presented (9300) is: 84916267
On the omega website the serial of the caliber (9300) presented is: 84916539
There is no serial number on any of the four lugs. On one lug there is the Omega Globe.
It does appear that the watch was not polished and the serial was not intentionally erased.
I do own more Omega watches, even two more Speedmasters, so I am sure the the watch is genuine.
I bought the watch used, from a trusted seller.
Some pictures:
Has any one of you encountered this situation?
I am an Omega watch collector for some time now, but this is my first post on this forum.
On my quest for nice watches last days I bought an Omega Speedmaster Co Axial 9300 (Moon) (311.30.44.51.01.002).
The serial number on the caliber: 84916035.
This is the earliest serial on a 9300 caliber that I have seen.
On the http://www.speedywatches.com/articles/caliber-9300-explained/, the serial of the caliber presented (9300) is: 84916267
On the omega website the serial of the caliber (9300) presented is: 84916539
There is no serial number on any of the four lugs. On one lug there is the Omega Globe.
It does appear that the watch was not polished and the serial was not intentionally erased.
I do own more Omega watches, even two more Speedmasters, so I am sure the the watch is genuine.
I bought the watch used, from a trusted seller.
Some pictures:
Has any one of you encountered this situation?