Omega Speedmaster Mark (Pre-owned - Good) — USD 5,882 on eBay

The year 1969 was a turning point for humanity: for the first time, the man managed to break free of gravity to explore space. Astronauts - who did pioneering work in setting foot on the moon - wore Omega Speedmaster chronographs. The same year, Omega presented the Speedmaster Mark II ref. 145.014,

Team, Allow me to start detailing my previous post ("A nice surprise ...") by starting with a mysterious one. Vintage watches, in special Omega, always brings to us surprises and debate. The one that I present today follows this rule by having a strange dial. When our good Dr. No pointed this watch

Powered with the Co-Axial Calibre 3330, a self-winding movement equipped with an Si14 silicon balance spring and a column-wheel chronograph mechanism. For the full press release, check out our SIHH/Basel 2014 forum here: http://basel.watchprosite.com/show-forumpost/fi-636/pi-6225053/ti-907033/s-0/t-

Hey everyone, As we are beeing presented a reedition of the Mark II as pre-basleworld 2014 novelty, I thought we could make a kind of little roll-call of Mark XX Speeds. I have this watch since it was bought new (It was my father's before beeing mine). I love the design, the quality of the materials

Dear All, I have been lurking for some time, and enjoying the maniacal appreciation of Omegas, both old and new. I have been a bit of a fan of Omega for a while, and have been lucky enough to live not far from a brilliant watchmaker who has been able to restore the pieces I have found. Sadly I am no

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 to get a Mark II a couple years ago, which pla