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I know what you mean, Erich.
I am in the same situation, but I didn't add one, for the moment...
It seems that the next step is unavoidable, as I already own 2 Seamasters 300, and I want to end my Omega Collection with a Vintage Railmaster, and... The Speed!
I didn't already decide what Speed I will hunt, but I will have one!
Congrats, yours is superb.
I wouldn't change the bezel, unless you find one authentic NOS, or in great condition.
Enjoy!
Best,
Nicolas
I must confess - I have done it...
Hi guys, I must confess that I have been a little upset and bored by the countless stories about the Speedies... And the worst thing: I did not own a single one! So I made my mind up to join the club... I must confess - I have done it! Here it is: 145.02...
I know what you mean, Erich.
I am in the same situation, but I didn't add one, for the moment... It seems that the next step is unavoidable, as I already own 2 Seamasters 300, and I want to end my Omega Collection with a Vintage Railmaster, and... The Speed! I didn't already decide w...
congrats, Erich...
very nice Speedmaster. it seems i will also be joining the club soon. LOL. stefan
Erich, that bezel is already pretty good!
Take it from someone who has seen literally hundreds of bezels in 60s speedmasters and that is easily among the best 20% of bezels I have seen.
Thank you Mike...
Thank you Mike for your kind comment! I am going to believe you - it will be good enough for a daily wearer... Erich
Admittedly,
I do understand you and remember having been truly bored as well in 1991 - was more or less pushed into buying a 145.022 by an eager salesperson in Aachen (..as an omega collector you should have at least..). Since there was nothing else of interest I did...
Welcome to the Speeedy Club
Erich Welcome to the pleasuredome of Speedies. I have a 145.022 - 68 with the similar problem, the scratches on the bezel. I have decided to leave it as is (for now) as it is a part of this unique history of my particular watch But anyway, welcome to the ...
I always feel warmth whenever I see an old Speedy.
Nice catch! I know what you mean, I just got the Speedy bug mid last year and during a trip to Tokyo, I acquired one from late 80's-early 90's. And tempted again with older versions, I got a cal 321 from 1966. My question is, was this dial avaliable on 14...
Very nice.
Nice 'transitional' speedy you've got there - looks nice and original. I'm another who'd vote for keeping that nice original bezel. Enjoy your new Speedy. Vernon.