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·Hello,
I have the possibility of buying a Speedmaster Mark II, 145.014, from 1969. The seller is a trusted watchmaker I have known for a couple of years. However, when I was inspecting the watch I noticed that the crystal was misaligned and, worse, could be moved with my fingers. He was also surprised and got to know more about the subject. He later told me that he saw it with a colleague who works at Omega and that he confirmed that the glass can really be rotated with your fingers, although when you squeeze it is difficult. Can anyone here confirm this situation?
Thank you very much in advance
I have the possibility of buying a Speedmaster Mark II, 145.014, from 1969. The seller is a trusted watchmaker I have known for a couple of years. However, when I was inspecting the watch I noticed that the crystal was misaligned and, worse, could be moved with my fingers. He was also surprised and got to know more about the subject. He later told me that he saw it with a colleague who works at Omega and that he confirmed that the glass can really be rotated with your fingers, although when you squeeze it is difficult. Can anyone here confirm this situation?
Thank you very much in advance
