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In 1994...
You could get an Omega Speedmaster Professional with a Hesalite crystal over a tritium dial and a sapphire crystal over a lovely gilt cal. 863. You could get one last week too,.. but I got there first.
Ref. ST 345.0808
Dial and bezel variations. Your example is a later production model. There are . . .
. . . other dials and bezels marked by distinguishing characteristics.
Art
Apollo XI 25th Anniversary - I was trying to respond to Art's comment below :-(
My 3592.50 was #xx4 / 999, engraved on the case band, of the Italian Edition which the Omega Extract verified delivered to Italy.
Mine was a full set from the son of the original owner with mission Michael Collin's signature in the Omega booklet.
I got an offer I couldn't refuse and now I'm wearing a Rolex Sub Triple Zero.
Mine was a full set from the son of the original owner with mission Michael Collin's signature in the Omega booklet.
I got an offer I couldn't refuse and now I'm wearing a Rolex Sub Triple Zero.
I had a white gold 25th anniversary Speed on my wrist . . .
. . . about a dozen years ago. Attached to the matching white gold bracelet, no less. White dial, chronometer-rated cal 864 movement.
This is not the white dial / white gold Speedmaster I was fortunate enough to experience in the metal back then. The photo was saved to my hard drive long ago but I've forgotten where it originated from, so unable to properly credit the author.
Art
If my memory is correct...
The 18kt. white gold version on the original 18kt. white gold bracelet was a very limited edition of 50!
I think it was five hundred altogether, Miki, with bracelets being scarcer . . .
. . . than deployants. Don't recall the total of either configuration . . . my memory ain't what it used to be!
;-)
Memory...
What memory??? However I did a little research and 50 is the number for those with a gold bracelet 