Up for grabs a wonderful and important watch, which encapsulates all features in
a sleek form to become an 'elegant toolwatch' - perfect for all
occasions from a hike in the mountains to a gala dinner.

For more information on the watch, cf. Omega's own website and
Chuck Maddox's own article on the Speedies Mark series here:
http://www.chronomaddox.com/MarkSeries.html

BASIC FEATURES
Large stainless steel case
Original stainless steel bracelet
Automatic movement with ca. 45 hr power reserve
Central minute and second chrono hands.
24-hr "sunken" subdialwith arrow below continuous seconds
Date window with quick-set
Waterproof to 3 atm (though not recently tested)
Mineral glass with tachy bezel printed on the inside

DETAILS
The hooded-lugs case has a 3-finish pattern with sunburst on the
top, polished on the edges and satin on the sides - a true work
of art.
The case back has the seamonster logo and the Speedmaster inscription.

The dial is a two-subregister - typical and unique of Omega cal.
1040-1041 and Lemania 1340 - where the subdial at 9 o'clock is
hosting both the continuous seconds and a 24-hr arrow indicator
sunk beneath the dial.
This was the first integrated chrono movement in history, released
by Omega in 1970 on the basis of a Lemania 1340; it is
considered the higher-quality 'parent' (no plastic parts) - and
hence higher cost - of the more famous Lemania 5100.
Likewise this calibre has central minute and second chrono hands
that greatly enhance readability.

It has the trademark trotteuse, i.e. the diamond-tipped hand
with luminous triangle for chrono second, just like the
Moonwatch.

The watch is signed with Omega's logo on dial, crown, clasp and movement.

COSMETIC CONDITIONS
Almost perfect conditions overall.
Case: very good, a few hairlines on the backcase (completely restored by Omega in 2008 at service)
Bracelet: few desk-diver's scuffs on the clasp is all I can see (completely restored by Omega in 2008 at service)
Pushers and crown: perfect (substituted in 2008 by Omega at service)

Dial: perfect (substituted in 2008 by Omega at service)
Hands: perfect (substituted in 2008 by Omega at service)
Glass: perfect (substituted in 2008 by Omega at service)

The lume on dial and hands of this watch is great, it really glows
in the dark and keeps a vivid light for hours.

PERFORMANCE
Working flawlessly and keeping perfect time. All chrono hands
neatly resetting to zero, with pushers operating crisply.

HISTORY
Bought in 2006 in very good conditions, previous history unkown,
this was my go-to watch for a couple of years and never had any
flaws.
Completely overhauled by Omega in 2008 with substitution of:
glass, dial, hands, pushers, seals, gaskets
and complete restoration of the case and bracelet to their original
specifications.
Regulated in 2010.

If you discount the usual (and very few) 'desk dive' scuffs on the
bracelet clasp, this would qualify as a perfect status.
Coming with Omega's Customer Service red box and all
bracelet additional links.

Many additonal hi-resolution photos -really high - available upon
request.
Asking 2000 EUR OBRO, plus shipping at cost anywhere (pls ask for
quotation). Watch and I are located in continental Europe.
Payment on my bank account or Paypal (fee split to be agreed).

Thanks for looking.

Cheers,
Fabrizio