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··Vintage Omega AficionadoOmega crystal PX5140 (that is the part number for the crystal with a yellow ring which would be correct for your watch).
Uncle's unique constellation
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vanderpol6
·Omega crystal PX5140 (that is the part number for the crystal with a yellow ring which would be correct for your watch).
Lou
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speedycosmograph
·Ack....now the crystal isn't original. Maybe he broke it while trying to source some photos of the watch.
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wwhntr
·X350 XJR,
I'm looking at the same watch/dial with a 5 row BOR bracelet, powered by a 551. The dial is original, but has some small, even spotting, still about 80-85%. The gold medallion is about 85%. Don't know if I can post picture...it's at a show that ends today. Could you give me an idea of value based on my description?
Regards,
WWHNTR
I'm looking at the same watch/dial with a 5 row BOR bracelet, powered by a 551. The dial is original, but has some small, even spotting, still about 80-85%. The gold medallion is about 85%. Don't know if I can post picture...it's at a show that ends today. Could you give me an idea of value based on my description?
Regards,
WWHNTR
Here's mine, CK14381, 17015208.
One cool thing about this one is that I have the original box, chronometer certificate, hang tags and sales receipt, for get this $64.50!
Another interesting thing is the bracelet, a flat link with the expandable ends, identical to the 1039 and 7912 found on the same vintage Speedmasters and SM 300s, with no reference number, just a date code of 2/61, jiving closely with the purchase date of 9/60. Not something commonly seen on a Constellation. Since the bracelet is not noted on the receipt I assume it was added shortly after purchase. It's always been my understanding that these were supplied on straps and that bracelets were sold as accessories be the dealer.
