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Rumble Fish
·Hi folks,
A few years ago I acquired an Omega Speedmaster “Ed White” which I’m in the process of restoring via an experienced independent watchmaker.
I have 2 options for the restoration with option (a) being only changing essential components including plexiglass glass with a mechanical overhaul while option (b) is to replace the pushers, crown, bezel and cash polish.
I would retain all the original parts noting the current pulsations bezel appears to be a service bezel.
Interested in hearing from experienced members in relation to Pros and Cons of the options.
Many thanks.
A few years ago I acquired an Omega Speedmaster “Ed White” which I’m in the process of restoring via an experienced independent watchmaker.
I have 2 options for the restoration with option (a) being only changing essential components including plexiglass glass with a mechanical overhaul while option (b) is to replace the pushers, crown, bezel and cash polish.
I would retain all the original parts noting the current pulsations bezel appears to be a service bezel.
Interested in hearing from experienced members in relation to Pros and Cons of the options.
Many thanks.