Hey all- I've never seen that before and was wondering if Omega actually produced any like that. This piece has papers, so it's tempting, but I don't want to make the wrong choice here. Opinions, please. Thanks!
What's the reference? If it's a 145.022-68, it's a rare bird and that hand can be replaced pretty easily.
What's the reference? If it's a 145.022-68, it's a rare bird and that hand can be replaced pretty easily.
Ah, I see that now in the title! D'oh! So, should still be easy enough to replace that chrono hand and have a nice watch, but it's not a special version or anything. As usual, if something is amiss, the radar should be pinging for other issues. (also don't know why my previous post appears 3 times.. mods can delete if they so desire)
Saw that too and was wondering what the pros here would say. Seems like it will be expensive for a dial that looks like it's missing lume - unless that red second hand is legit - which per kringkily sounds like it's not. Interested to see what it goes for...
Maybe it's a real "Ultraman". The serial number is correct. Take a look on an interesting thread on italian's forum OP http://orologi.forumfree.it/?t=67051266
Here's the actual listing: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1967-68-Ome...67-Original-Band-Paper-Cal-321-/171788182005?Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network I'm hoping the pros here can give me the real on this one. It's tempting.
You're right, Kringkily. The red/orange hand looks a little fat and short: http://www.exitwatch24.com/blog/was-this-the-kind-of-omega-speedmaster-buzz-aldrin-wore/
Nice watch with a wrong second hand, decent dial. Seller is an acquaintance of mine down here in Fl and is very trustworthy. She does loads of stuff she finds locally etc. And she is running sale to the end. I asked m