mrsnak
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Thanks Graham, I particularly like...
...that this came with an early 1162 bracelet- has screw links. and is only marked with 1162, not the later 1162/172.
Question, maybe you can help me. I think the caseback may have been replaced - it has what I thought to be the later replacement that says "Seamaster".
I know the Mark II & III had a lightly engraved Speedmaster logo, but I think these cases were slightly different, too.
Original to the watch or not?
The Mark series - a new acquisition!
Was never a fan of just collecting one model of watch, but the Omega Speedmaster has a rich history of fine variations. I have a Speedy Pro and one regular "moon watch" was fine for me, but then there are the great variations in the Mark series. Managed t...
without a doubt my favourite of the 'Marks'.
it may not be cosc like the speedy 125 but having owned both this is a far more wearable watch and yet again is one you could have as your only watch. congratulations on your purchase. you should enjoy it for many years to come. best Graham
Thanks Graham, I particularly like...
...that this came with an early 1162 bracelet- has screw links. and is only marked with 1162, not the later 1162/172. Question, maybe you can help me. I think the caseback may have been replaced - it has what I thought to be the later replacement that say...
the caseback is totally correct...
the caseback is totally correct mrsnak as is the bracelet, its one of the only speedmasters which has a seamaster caseback. there is an article about it on chuck's site. you've got a good watch there in original condition. best Graham
Thanks, Graham, I do know that...
...Omega no longer supplies those other Speedmaster casebacks, going instead with Seamaster. Interesting.
The benefit of residing close to mrsnak . . .
. . . is that I get to see his new Omegas before anyone else! One precautionary note: make sure the watchmaker that gets the job has the press to install crystals - getting them out is one thing, but putting them in is another. Regarding last weekend's NA...
Here are mrsnak's pics . . .
. . . of a UG cal 218 chronometer rated micro-rotor movement . . . . . . and the square case 18K watch: It appears to be in good condition . . . cordially, Art...
good condition...
....many thanks, Art. the UG looks in very good condition, the movement was also adjusted, seems it is a high grade one. i haven't seem square case for UG chronometer before, interesting! how often of this flea market held, every month? stefan
Here's that Flightmaster
The rest in the box weren't too shabby, either. BTW- Crying shame that Art decided to pass on that UG. Movement so clean you could eat off of it. This message has been edited by mrsnak on 2010-04-21 09:16:41 This message has been edited by mrsnak on 2010-...
a very nice assortment. is...
a very nice assortment. is the movado a datron high beat? one of my favourite non omega chrono's. G
What a nice Datron :-)
A watch that will fit really nice in every chronograph collection I like the idea of "only" having one of a series and not having every single variant...however i seem not to suceed in this myself Cheers Hans
I took a pass on Sunday . . .
. . . but did take his business card. Let's see how this little escapade plays out . . .
Different crystal to join with u :o)
Congrats for the new MARK 4.5...Great Watch... Here is mine to share with u : Best Chung...
Story..?
No story from me but got some info : Description: For industrial timing, statistical analysis, calculation of averages and cost prices the use of decimal division of time is common. Description of Operation: To measure the length of time it takes to perfo...
Have never seen a decimal scale on a Mark 4.5
I thought these were only on the Mark IV. Very interesting if this is original. I've never seen these crystals come up for sale.
