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Speedmaster reduced special Japan edition salmon dial 1997
Dear members, this is my first Omega related post. What do you think about the salmon dial Speedmaster reduced for Japan 1997. Is it worth buying in your opinions?
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Speedmaster reduced special Japan edition salmon dial 1997
Dear members, this is my first Omega related post. What do you think about the salmon dial Speedmaster reduced for Japan 1997. Is it worth buying in your opinions? ...
Depends on price. 7750 Speedmasters are an afterthought for most Omega collectors. What's . . .
. . . the seller asking? Art
I would say no, it seems unbalanced
the position of the sub-dials not attractive. Much more value in a modern, new, speedmaster.