Couldn’t make out the names on the backs could you please advise thank you
What I'm gathering from this discussion is that there seems to be a growing consensus for the most common configurations for the 376.0822. However, I do not believe that certain outlier examples were NOT factory original pieces. For instance, I have handled more than one example WITHOUT a dot right of 70 bezel that were indeed never-been-altered original factory pieces. I have yet to see conclusive evidence deeming my dial in my OP as a non-factory-original (non-service) dial. As far as I have seen in this thread, I am the only individual to own these extremely rare "non-wedge" 10-intact 376.0822 dials.
This is the only radial I care about.
Everyone should note that all 4 of my dials have their 10s intact, and upon close inspection, the concentric rings are present on all 4.
Since people are sharing examples here is one I used to own which still had the red wax dot on it until the auction house cracked it open because of movement picture requests 🙁
The Grail in original condition can fetch upwards of $15k these days. It is one of the rarest and most desired speedmasters to have ever been produced by Omega.
The Grail in original condition can fetch upwards of $15k these days. It is one of the rarest and most desired speedmasters to have ever been produced by Omega.
Well firstly thank you for the photo ..secondly IMHO this is a reprint and a relume ...sorry it sounds a bit over analysed but the 2 are not always present
The density of the white print is insufficient and I am otherwise impressed by the scale and position of the fonts this is better than some I have seen and of course it is a none wedge 2
The lume plots look slightly disproportionate especially at the vulnerable 3 o’clock but the 24 hour counter seems to be the most obvious tell tale as there is print over run at the 3 6 9 and 12 could I have you permission to reproduce this photo
Small point ...Your top Pusher looks to be a bit deeper set than normal ....might be the photo angle
Thank you in anticipation
You are out of date on your pricing ......average for the last 4 that I know were sold in Europe between June and September was over £17,000 ....$22,000+
I have not been able to identify a 90 point watch or better currently for sale having carried out a cursory search ..one massively overworked one on Chrono24 with replacement of most of the important parts including the bracelet is up for over £17,000
You're grabbing at straws and trying very hard. The printing and lume of my mounted dial are flawless as my macro photos indicate and correctly stamped on the backside. Of my 4 dials, 3 are your so-called "wedge" "gray" variation. They are extremely abundant and common as we have witnessed in this thread.
I suspect that I have in my possession an extremely rare special dial, and therefore, watch -- perhaps a one of a kind original factory non-service masterpiece from Omega.
If the printing on the dial is flawless why does the 15 and the 12 numbers merge on the 24 hour counter ? Sorry to disabuse you but I respectfully suggest you ask the forum for a second opinion
