Omega, with this archive extract, proves once again to know only the date of the movement. Omega knows little and nothing about APOLLO SOYUZ; does not specify anything and will never be able to explain and / or specify:
• because some models "correct for Omega" have 5 mm pushers
• The number engraved on the back of the box
• If the case is correct (including this, just sold!)
To this abused Apollo Soyuz was added an ACP strap and a lancet stolen from a Lorus ... Personally I consider the "Apollo-Soyuz out of batch" sold on Ebay last August is more interesting and above all more beautiful of this.
And then ... I wonder why Sotheby's writes that "the Apollo Soyuz watches are a limited Omega series consisting of 400 pieces"
Perhaps OMEGA has corrected official communications?
Omega, for this specific model of watches OMEGA is not making a good figure and every time it proves it more and more
last update:
- Antiquorum - LOT 247 - Hotel Noga Hilton, Geneva, 24th April 2004 M.No. 30.069.600 (€ 7.374,94)
- Antiquorum - LOT 234 - Geneva, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Du Rhône, 15 April 2007 M.No. 45.585.460 – caseback N.095 (€ 32.243,9)
- Antiquorum - LOT 19 - Geneva, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Du Rhône, 15 April 2007 M.No. 39.927.934 (€ 22.167,7)
- Sotheby’s - LOT 72 - New York, , 20Oct 2009 M.No ? – caseback N.? (€ ? )
- Antiquorum - LOT 367 - Geneva, 8 May 2010, M.No. 39.181.098 – caseback n.209 (€ 24.592,8)
- CHRISTIE’S - LOT 28 - New York, , 15 Dec 2015, M.No. 39.181.098 – caseback n.209 (€ 33.055)
- Ebay - 15 July 2018, M.No. 30.588.398 – caseback n.286 (€ 30.397,09)
- Ebay/XUPES - London, 18 Ago 2018, M.No. 30.588.398 – caseback n.286 (€ 51.453,71)
- Sotheby’s - LOT 10 -, 25 Sep 2018, M.No 39.181.251 - caseback n.342 (€ 30.753)
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