I'm helping a member (Superfunk) sell a watch here. To understand why please read this link and the links within the first post

Mods: When you consider whether it is allowed for me to help in selling this watch here, please consider the fact that I think it is highly commendable to sell this watch here, full-disclosure, instead of trying to sell it as something it is not by hiding its faults on this forum or elsewhere!

So we have an Omega Speedmaster Professional 145.022 ST Straight Writing with all correct parts:

Caliber B1 861 Copper-Steel Brake correct, serial number. Please see discussion on movement below
Caseband B1 asymmetrical -twisted lugs Excellent, maybe unpolished condition
Dial C1 Medium S - Step Dial Missing Lume, otherwise correct and good
Bezel B2 Dot Close to 70 - narrow C Excellent Condition DNN
Hands C2 Baton - Flat Correct Tritium, Excellent Condition
Caseback B1 Flight-Qualified by NASA Excellent Condition, some missing paint
Crown A3 24 - Wide Omega Good
Pushers 4. Wide & Tall Good
Glass A. Hesalite Good
Bracelet None, but correct Vintage Omega Buckle: https://omegaforums.net/threads/about-omega-buckles.37347/

Pics are part of the description and I think you'll agree with my assessment. These parts are all correct and I think could possibly be valued like this:
Caseband: 1000USD
Dial: 800USD
Bezel: 800USD
Hands: 900USD
Caseback: 1500USD
This is a total of 5000USD without the movement! Of course it's very difficult to know exactly how much each part would bring if sold separately on E-Bay but let's agree that the parts are valuable!

Speedmaster101 has the value of this watch at 3200 (running) 5200 (good) and 11000 (collector):
http://speedmaster101.com/price-chart-2/
On Chrono24 prices for Straight Writing Speedy's start at 6500USD and go up to 11000

So all looks good and correct BUT I had my watchmaker Christian (watchguy in the UK) take a look at this watch and there are some major issues under the dial: There's some thick black glue, lots of scratches and some unexplained fiddling, stuck screws etc. I'm not a watchmaker but I understand this would need some serious spare parts and a willing watchmaker to sort out. Don't forget that the watch is running at present and the chrono works. Here's the link:
https://watchguy.co.uk/cgi-bin/library?action=show_photos&wat_id=3116&tk_id=148764176

So pricing this watch is not easy. I think the parts could sell for more than the asking price which is GBP 3000 which is about 4000USD. Shipping would have to be discussed with Steve (Superfunk). The whole can of course be more than the sum of the parts and this could become a very nice Straight Writing Speedy! An entire 861 is for sale at present here which should have all parts you'd need:

The final decision on acceptable price and all financial transactions have to be between the seller, Steve (Superfunk) and the buyer. I can attest to the fact that he communicates promptly and correctly and was very fast indeed in shipping the watch to the watchguy. I'll help with questions if I can but best would be to pose these too to Steve.

Please read all links in this ad prior to contacting Superfunk or making an offer. Now let's let the pics do the talking. (Sellers pics used with permission)

 

Bumpity. Please contact Superfunk directly with any offers.

 

SOLD.

As Superfunk does not yet have enough privileges to post here he asked me to convey his thanks for everyones input and comments. He greatly appreciated that!

 

Congrats, glad this was handled properly.