Speedmaster DN90 v 220 bezel

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cstoitsis

·May 16, 2023

Hi guys
I’ve asked this question previously.
Why is the 220 misprint bezel not valued higher than the DN90.
Regards
Con

 

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gemini4

·May 16, 2023·Hoarder Of Speed et alia

Not sure of current values but the 220 is only correct for a limited range of 145.022-69. A short period of production I believe.

 

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Socks

·May 16, 2023

Perhaps because it effectively, only represents a time window of manufacture (no difference to a serial number) And if valued as part of the whole watch is easily diluted by condition/appearance of the watch as a whole. As Gemini4 says, it's not a lot of good if its not paired with a watch of the correct serial number.

 

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daderaz

·May 16, 2023

There is a decent one up for auction on Ebay, I'm curious to know the sale price.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/115805120789

 

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cstoitsis

·May 17, 2023

Asking price is the same as a DON

daderaz

There is a decent one up for auction on Ebay, I'm curious to know the sale price.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/115805120789

asking price is the same as a DON ?

 

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Davidt

·May 17, 2023

Because Omega isn’t Rolex so minute errors or differences that have no overall impact on aesthetics or functionality don’t generally raise the value.

 

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teojjsg

·May 17, 2023

Mine says hello... what's a post without photos. 😀

I paid significantly more for the 220 error. It is subtle and unique. Came with green lume. But I think it is original lume. I love the combination and since no one can tell me definitely about the lume, i cannot be bothered about it. Enjoying this pc once in a while...

 

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220SPEED

·May 12, 2026

She’s a beauty. I’m super interested in these 220s as well, and mine shares a lot of similarities with yours. I’m also seeing green in the lume, and mine also has the same drop-end chronograph seconds hand, which I’ve come to learn is actually a older model chrono hand than the flat-end hand that typically came with the serial range of the 220 error bezels.

My serial number is: 30584XXX. I’d be curious to know if you knew your serial, or had come across any other info about the 220s in general.