Jacky
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Whats this?
Hi all ,
Am newbie to Omegas and really do not know of the existence of this model....anyone could tell me more bout it? 
Thank you.
Apparently it is a Speedy Mark IV....but i do not know much about it. Look pretty cool and big though.
Regards
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Whats this?
Hi all , Am newbie to Omegas and really do not know of the existence of this model....anyone could tell me more bout it? Thank you. Apparently it is a Speedy Mark IV....but i do not know much about it. Look pretty cool and big though. Regards...
Some pictures (borrowed)
There were two Speedmaster Mark IV: the 176.0009 and the 176.0012 (Images from Omega): 176.0009 176.0012 The Mark III is model number 176.0002: The Mark III is on the upper right corner here (Picture from old-omegas.com):...