The Omega Speedmaster CK2998 seems to be one of the most sought-after vintage Speedmaster watches. On a weekly basis we get a couple of questions whether we know one for sale. A few weeks ago, I met with Roy Davidoff of the Davidoff Brothers boutique in Geneva. He told me that their shop specializes in vintage watches and that they have a huge love for Speedmasters (and Speedy Tuesday). Their collection of watches always include a couple of Speedmaster watches when possible. That’s why they sent me photos of this Omega Speedmaster CK2998-4 with a so-called tropical dial. As you can […] The post Speedy Tuesday – Omega Speedmaster CK2998-4 From The Davidoff Brothers appeared first on Fratello Watches.
Interesting read for me, for many reasons .... "Your own Omega Speedmaster CK2998-4 might have a different set of hands and still be perfectly original." Not quibbling at all ...
absolutely. Hey, can I stop by n get it the article doesn't raise a new discussion points for me, but to see who's selling what. Yeah, most of us already saw that listing too LoL
Seamaster hands I believe, possibly new. This highlight shows how the tip fails to reach the minute track. (Original photo from blog, cropped and highlighted to accentuate the hand)
And having just read the sellers site, I will not be buying this. I do not like a -4 with a 19m serial. I suspect that the movement came from another watch. Interesting that as soon as I saw the non original hands, I was inspired to go through the watch forensically. The dial is interesting, but this watch has the same problems as the unsold 2998-2 in Christies - this also had a 19m serial: www.speedmaster101.com/blog