
FanFrancisco shares his journey into the world of Omega Speedmasters, detailing his acquisition of a Caliber 861 model. His post delves into the historical connection between Omega and Lemania, and he offers a side-by-side comparison of the Caliber 321 and 861 dials, highlighting subtle differences often overlooked by collectors. This exploration provides valuable insights for both new and seasoned Speedmaster enthusiasts.











Are really cool and helpful in my quest... Hey, the two tones dial on your Lemania is very nice! I love this watch. More pics? Best, Nicolas
... i have seen similar dial in other watch companies, Omega, Longines. but most of them, the condition is not that good compared with this one. as requested, i attach some more pics that received from the seller. these pics include the movement and inside and caseback, very beautiful and robust timepiece indeed which is currently understated, i think! thanks, Nico!. stefan
33 / 35 mm? A Beauty! The case back made me think about the FF Milspec, with all these writings. Best, Nicolas
Hi Your manual wind time only is classic. If you compare the movement plates to that of a 321 you will see that they are indeed related !! What is the case diameter in mm of yours ? From the pics it looks to be about 32 -33 mm ? I am guessing the movement is 27mm in diameter. I have a Czech Air Force issued manual wind.... need to get it out and take some photos ( next week as I am on holiday ). Welcome to the world of Speedmasters... its all down hill from here !! Good Hunting Bill Sohne
the size of this watch is 32mm. i also suspected the watch could be made for military use. i remember caseback of this kind was used for military watches made by Omega, especially those Cal.30T2 SC because of with additional space of inside caseback that was designing for center second wheel. stefan
Bill, glad to hear from you. the size of the watch you asked is 32mm. look forward to seeing the pics of your watch. have a nice holiday back. stefan
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