Hi guys,

examining my Omega 145.012-67, the serial number looks as though it reads either 205401XX or 285401XX-. the second digit is either a 0 or an 8. OR a 0 with a stamping error, that makes it look lika an 8. I always thought it was 8 but someone else questioned it, so now I'm not sure...

Do you guys know if the serial numbers for the 145.012-67 went into the 28s? Anyway, here's a photo of my Omega and serial number in question, what do you guys think-

 

26,540,xx maybe?

20m and 28m would both be wrong for a 145.012

http://speedmaster101.com/145-012/

 

I think you're right, lads. And I'm so wrong. Cheers.

 

I agree most likely a "6".

I often have trouble reading serials and now do it by taking a couple of alternative light agile photos of the number.
http://speedmaster101.com/serial-quick-reference-to-78/

 

I confirm that 20.54 and 28.54 are simply not Speedmasters and that it is 26.540.xxx

 

Looks certainly like 2654 what's correct
We have seen different tables with Speedmaster serial numbers, so far even that a 1967 (145.012) should be between 2406. and 2700. more precisely between 2544. and 2655.