Do the lugs look a little small from the polishing? Seems thin to me just my opinion.
The lugs on these OT2872s are unusually thin, but part of that is because they're 19mm-20mm in spacing (realistically measuring it they're a bit 19 or a small 20mm, somewhere in the middle) I run a 20mm strap snugly in it.
The 18K hallmark on the side of the case is rubbed off a bit due to the polishing so its evident its been worked on but as you can see from this one the lugs are a bit on the skinny side
One thing that grabs me about others in comparison to yours is the presence of the ragged ring of exposed metal around the subdials (not on yours, but on the others, like the one being discussed). Is this a sign of dial tampering or just wear?
ps. you might as well start selling your daily wearers and concentrate on museum pieces.
The dial more than makes up for the case but how much will it go for is the question. Nice dials usually bring the price up because many don't know about the case being dulled by polishing.
i know -'condition, condition, condition' - still want to have a good go at this one!
Seamaster Cal 321, smaller case than the Speedmaster and more wearable for those with smaller wrists wanting a Cal 321 movement
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ome...016633909?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item23294af635
Case is polished more than a bit but if you're after a black waffle dial crosshair connie from a reliable seller it might be worth a go
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-OME...637963164?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item485377279c
Decent transitional cal 861 Speedmaster, which is still at a good price.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1969-Pre-...895092875?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item4d0ae26c8b
