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Tone27
·Hi, I was wondering if there is any reason to buy or not a new Speedmaster over a vintage one?
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ctime3
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I am far from the expert like the majority of gentlemen here. This is interesting. My brother in law bought one at a flea market a long time ago and no issues. I would say if you k ow the service history that’s a big plus. A watchmaker at an omega event told me the speedmaster is a work house and one of the best. But just an opinion. I would let the others weigh in because they have a lot more real life experience than I do.
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Meme-Dweller
·It's mostly the same watch except the new bracelet is too thick & heavy for the case, but that's easily resolved by buying a vintage bracelet.
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rootbeer7
·I went the for the best of both with a 1997 tritium model. Modern classic with amazing patina.
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madjestikmoose
·Buying vintage means doing a lot more homework prior to buying and most likely factoring in the cost of a service into your budget.
A new one will have a 5yr warranty.
Depends what your priorities in buying one are, really.
A new one will have a 5yr warranty.
Depends what your priorities in buying one are, really.
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marco
·If you do your research and buy "right" from a reputable seller a vintage Speedmaster will only go up in value over time.
