GarthOneEye
·Hello everyone. New to Omega watches. I just inherited my father in laws “PreMoon” Speedmaster Pro. I am thinking it’s somewhere in the later 60s early 70s watch
right now I have it getting apprised so I don’t have it for pics. I don’t want to wear it without insurance.
i say it’s a pre moon watch as the back case has the large speedmaster logo instead of anything listed about its moon mission. In the back case that is.
Sorry I don’t have the serial numbers as I don’t want to open the back of the case myself and wanted the professional do this during appraisal. The watch overall is in working condition. But with a loop you can see the hands illuminating is worn and cracked.
the band is in amazing condition. the techometer bezel overall in good condition.
I am wondering as it’s an untouched watch for so long would it be better to leave it be. Or send it to Omega and have it fully refurbished? this watch was given to him by a Prince from Saudi Arabia after some work he did for him was finished. So has a cool history. Even though the watch itself can’t be traced. I just know the story personally.
thanks Chris
right now I have it getting apprised so I don’t have it for pics. I don’t want to wear it without insurance.
i say it’s a pre moon watch as the back case has the large speedmaster logo instead of anything listed about its moon mission. In the back case that is.
Sorry I don’t have the serial numbers as I don’t want to open the back of the case myself and wanted the professional do this during appraisal. The watch overall is in working condition. But with a loop you can see the hands illuminating is worn and cracked.
the band is in amazing condition. the techometer bezel overall in good condition.
I am wondering as it’s an untouched watch for so long would it be better to leave it be. Or send it to Omega and have it fully refurbished? this watch was given to him by a Prince from Saudi Arabia after some work he did for him was finished. So has a cool history. Even though the watch itself can’t be traced. I just know the story personally.
thanks Chris