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Omega Speedmaster patina
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zedlebowski
·Could you post some pictures with the dial more in focus?
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cstoitsis
·Could you post some pictures with the dial more in focus?
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calalum
·At the risk of pointing out the obvious, the answer to your pseudo question is going to be subjective, and not objective.
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Spacefruit
··Prolific Speedmaster Hoarder295x xxxx ?
You sure ?
You sure ?
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Dan S
·Brown dial 145.022 are typically found in the 2911 and 2960 ranges, IIRC.
I am not seeing any brown in the OP photos, but obviously the owner is in the best position to know. If you don't see brown, it's not brown.
I am not seeing any brown in the OP photos, but obviously the owner is in the best position to know. If you don't see brown, it's not brown.
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Davidt
·The best way to see if it’s a brown dial is to look at it in sunlight. Any minor trace of brown should be obvious.
I’m not seeing any.
I’m not seeing any.
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skand
·Brown is quite visible in my Speedy
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140dave
·If you have to ask, it’s not really brown. Lots have that warm brassy tone to the dial but not many are brown.
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Barking mad
··Prolific Speedmaster HoarderHad this for over ten years now. Slight hints of brown in the beginning but a little more obvious now. A later serial than normally expected and straight writing, the Creeper 😀
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cstoitsis
·I think it’s a grey now when I compare ito a new watch which is black
