Has anybody got a Speedmaster with a serial number starting 23xx? I realised I haven't come across one and did a quick google and couldn't find one sold etc. MWO only mentions a range of serial numbers from 22xx -24xx but not specifically 23xx. Probably just being stupid?

 

23xxxx is bang in the middle of 22xxxx-24xxxx. What's the issue?

 

It's seen as important to have the correct serial number for model and year, hence the tables but are there any 23xxxx actually out there and if so for what model?

 

Lol what the heck dude 23xxx falls within that range?

 

Ur also falling in 1966 where 105.003 and 105.012 existed. There are plenty of 1966 watches so if you have a model with that ur fine

 

I think he's asking to see an example of a speedie with a 23m serial.. I can't say I've ever seen one (though that's not saying much). The ones I see commonly are 22m or 24m, but never 23m.

 

Yes does 23m exist?

 

According to our knowledge and research, there is no speedy in 23mios

 

Probably the movement has been replaced by Omega.

 

Thank you, that solves the mystery. Fab book by the way.

 

Thanks!

 

Well, I take this back.
Thanks. Interesting

 

https://omegaforums.net/threads/vintage-omega-sm300-serial.3817/

First post is worth a read. Most SM300 are in the 23mil range

 

Interesting, I never noticed that there are no (?) 23M Speedys.

I have one of the lowest 24M that I have seen, although I guess there were potentially thousands lower. Mine goes 24,002,0XX.

(Within 1,000 of Neil's 24,002,981.)

I will be really curious to see if anyone has a 23M speedy, or if those are all SM300s.

Interesting here, as always!