
Le Monde Edmond's post on the Omega Speedmaster 2998-1 highlights the enduring appeal of vintage Omega, often overshadowed by other brands. His personal connection to the crown-guard-less Speedmaster 2998-1, a model from circa 1959, serves as a compelling entry point into the rich history and diverse variations of this iconic chronograph. This article explores the community's shared passion for the Speedmaster, from early references to unique military-issued examples.


The Omega Nautilus reference CK2998 is a specific model within the Omega lineup. This reference is identified by its unique alphanumeric designation.
No verifiable details regarding the case, materials, crystal, or movement are provided in the input facts or the collector's post.
This reference appeals to collectors interested in specific Omega models identified by their reference numbers. Its position within the broader Omega collection is defined by its individual reference.
I also love the Speedmasters Here wearing my CK2916-3
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In fact top original dial, hands and bezel. A solid package not often seen. I guess the crown and small pushers are also original. Congrats.
I am not the biggest fan of tropical dial watches but it works on this Omega speedmaster. I also like the very rare 1000 bezel which is very hard to find today. Nice example congratuations! Edmond
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