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Hello...I'm new to the forum...looks like quite a bit of good information and people here. I have inherited my father's Speedmaster Pro. It is currently at the Omega facility in Switzerland and they are awaiting approval from me to do a complete restorati...  

Hi, I personally would not do it for such a high sum. Try to find a good local repairsman to do the job for a fraction. If some parts are needed for replacement (if any at all??) which you cannot find "on the market" you will have to send it to Bienne... ... 

Hi, thanks for the info. Here is the quote and what they want to replace: > The bracelet was not manufactured by our company. > The case shows signs of scratches and/or dents. > The bezel shows signs of wear. > One or more pushers show signs of shock. > T... 

if the model you sent is a 145.012 as the pic of the PC screen suggests then it doesnt have a huge value, probably not much more than the quote for repair, however, it being your fathers watch it is well worth a repair due to its sentimental factor, but n...  

Hi...thanks for your comments. I in complete agreeance. I need to find a reputable watch repair shop in the Denver area. In the past, I have taken it to 3 seperate shops to have them fix the part you use to wind it up (it keeps poping out) but each time i... 

Dear Airbur, What would it be worth? A normally worn 1964 Speedy Professional (slightly protected crown and pushers) seems to go on ebay for easily 1500.- or more. If you have it restored you should know, that it might look as new, but having a new dial a... 

nice to see the experts chipping in.