I'm amazed that the crown and pushers are original . . .

. . . as they look factory fresh . . . your watchmaker did an outstanding job of refinishing the watch, no question about it. In my case, I was forced to get a new crown because my Mk II came without one, but the pushers were in pretty bad shape, and I had to locate them on my own with the assistance of Chuck Maddox. Cordially, Art

Just got this one back from the Spa!

By: spillyj : June 6th, 2008-22:27

Just thought I'd share some pics from this Omega Speedmaster Professional Mark II Racing. I think it turned out very well. It will be put into a safe for a while as this model is getting harder to find in nice shape. SpillyJ...

Nice restoration, presumably performed by Omega in Bienne . . .

By: Dr No : June 7th, 2008-09:02

. . . the new pushers and crown are evident, but I'm not sure about the hands . . . have they been replaced as well? My recently departed Mk II was similarly restored, and I'm glad I didn't replace the dial . . . the lume had turned brown as yours, but it...

In response to yor questions...

By: spillyj : June 8th, 2008-20:23

Dr. No, The watch has been serviced, polished and cleaned by a local watchmaker here in Ontario. He is excellent and the tender loving care aspects of watchmaking and I'm glad it has gone to him. The crown and pushers are ORIGINAL and not replaced... The ...

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