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FS: Omega Speedmaster II (Racing Dial) (1969)

Near perfect example of the second iteration of the Omega Speedmaster. This watch was the subject of an Omega factory rebuild several years ago (I have the statement of works which is included in the sale), during which a number of original parts were replaced with NOS and new extended run parts and the original case and bracelet were returned to 'factory gate' standard (note the virtually unmarked condition of the bracelet and the clear radial bushings on the case upper). At the same time the original Caliber 861 movement also underwent a thorough restoration, something which is clear in the photos of the movement. The movement continues to keep excellent time, the chronograph functions respond precisely and accurately, and a full wind delivers a power reserve of c.50 hours.

Asking £1,600.

Delivery by Royal Mail Tracked and Signed For at the rates published on the Royal Mail website.

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