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My friend just bought a used Speedmaster Reduced for $550. I thought this was a "steal" and was concerned for him as I thought maybe its a fake. We brought it to two authorized dealers and they said it looks real but they really didn't look into it. Chrono works good - clasp is scratched up a bit... correct markings, etc... so did he get a once in a lifetime deal? If so I'm real jealous!!!! What other clues (besides opening it up) would make this a fake? Can you really find a used Speedmaster Reduced for $550!?
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