Speedmaster 145.022 st71

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My name is David and I'm new to the forum. I recently got this watch and would like to know if everything looks correct and if there's a way to zero back the second hand. It also came with a 1067 bracelet 1 70. Does anyone know the correct bracelet for this watch? Any info would be greatly appreciated! Thanks. David
 
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Welcome, there are a few of us Dave's here, and everywhere else too lol
Looks correct to me though I am still learning and I still miss things. The bracelet isnt what I would expect with that watch, a 1039, 1171 or 1175 is a more appropriate match but its up to personal preference to a point.

Zeroing back the seconds hand; just looking at the watch I am wondering if you are asking about the hour recorder, the middle of the 3 small sub dials? The main chrono hand, the minute recorder and hour recorder should all reset to Zero when you push the bottom button on the chrono. In the pic 2/3 are set to zero which is why I am asking if it is the hour recorder you are asking about. If that is the question, and it isnt resetting like the other 2 hands, it needs a service.
 
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I can’t comment on the overall originality, but is the crystal cracked? As @140dave said, a service is in order. Specially if you plan to wear this regularly.
 
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With the exception of the bracelet, the watch looks original and correct to me, but it’s really hard to tell without better photos. The case certainly shows some wear and the watch is in need of a service. The offset hand on the 12 hour recorder is what we call “chrono creep” and a service will fix that. The 1067 bracelet is a Seamaster bracelet. Attached is a link to a table that shows the period correct Speedmaster bracelets for each Speedmaster reference. Hope this helps.
https://www.google.com/search?q=ome...TF-8&hl=en&client=safari#imgrc=gmKI_PUkS6m1EM
If you want to preserve the vintage character of the watch, do not send it to Omega for service. If you can tell us where you’re located, we can help you find a qualified watchmaker. Here’s my period correct 1971 with its 1175 bracelet.
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Hi,
According to your serial number everything matches except the bracelet.
Step dial, bezel and case back are ok.
Your 1067 bracelet is a 19mm for Seamaster so it is not good here. As mentioned above you can go for a 1039 or cheaper 1171 as your watch sits in a transitional period for these two bracelet.
 
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Wow, Thanks for all the quick responses!

I likely wear it regularly and would appreciate the watchmaker recommendations. I am located in the Bay Area, Ca. Specifically Fairfield but will drive or send it if needed. What would a service like that cost with a new crystal?
 
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With the exception of the bracelet, the watch looks original and correct to me, but it’s really hard to tell without better photos. The case certainly shows some wear and the watch is in need of a service. The offset hand on the 12 hour recorder is what we call “chrono creep” and a service will fix that. The 1067 bracelet is a Seamaster bracelet. Attached is a link to a table that shows the period correct Speedmaster bracelets for each Speedmaster reference. Hope this helps.
https://www.google.com/search?q=omega bracelet chart&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&client=safari#imgrc=gmKI_PUkS6m1EM
If you want to preserve the vintage character of the watch, do not send it to Omega for service. If you can tell us where you’re located, we can help you find a qualified watchmaker. Here’s my period correct 1971 with its 1175 bracelet.
Your watch looks amazing! I'll look out for the watchmaker recommendations and start searching for the 1175.
 
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It will be expensive. Probably $700-$1,000 for a full service. Figure at least another $700 and probably more for a period correct vintage bracelet and end links. Nesbit’s in Seattle is very good. LA Watchworks also does good work. I’m sure other members will chime in with their recommendations.