franklaw
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Speedmaster redial
I own a vintage Speedy and want to have the dial relumned. Is this something I need to send it to Bienne for, and if so, can you share what it costs (roughly) and how long it takes? Also, I need contact info. Or, if someone in the good old USA can do it equally well, same questions.
Thanks!
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Speedmaster redial
I own a vintage Speedy and want to have the dial relumned. Is this something I need to send it to Bienne for, and if so, can you share what it costs (roughly) and how long it takes? Also, I need contact info. Or, if someone in the good old USA can do it e...
can you post a pic of your watch?
HI I would like to see what it currently looks like? How old is it ? What movement caliber does it have? Good Hunting Bill Sohne
That looks like a 70's speedy from what I can tell
Hi Can you also post a pic of the back of the case . It looks to have a 1171 bracelet , right? The dial looks all original, and I think it would be a shame to have it relumed as it will most likely bring the value down for a collector. Good Hunting Bill S...
You're right
on all three counts. While I don't have a picture of the back, I've opened her up and the serial number jives with circa '70 or '71. Also, upon further reflection I came to the conclusion over the weekend that any type of redial, even just new lumn, will ...
I think that is the best way to go!
Hi After the 1969 moon landing... Omega changed the back engraving to reflect the use of the Speedy. " First Watch on the Moon..." The Speedy Pros from about late 1969 to abut 1973 had one of two version of the following back... ( the other back had "1969...
