Omega Speedmaster Mark II

Callaway · Jan 4, 2020

Here comes the next questions. My Seamaster 165.014 is now in the bankbox. So its time to enyoy another nice watch. I did som service on it e few years ago. Including new crystal and hands. Now to my question, was that a misstake? Lucky i saved the old ones....

Question 2
Does omega provide the amount of produced watches of each model?

Sherbie · Jan 4, 2020

No, not really, as you have the original hands still, which from the photo, look way past their best so i can see why they were swapped over ( and the long chrono hand looks wrong anyway, to me at least)

elara2105 · Jan 4, 2020

IMHO, I think it's a matter of taste, there are people who like a watch that shows the signs of the passage of time and there are those who like old ones with a touch of updating. In my case, I have a couple of speedmasters that have been overhauled by Omega and they look amazing. 👍

Evitzee · Jan 4, 2020

The mineral crystal was very easy to scratch, I see no issue in replacing the crystal for a new one if the old one was beat up and scratched.

Omega Speedmaster Mark II

Callaway

Sherbie

elara2105

Evitzee

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