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Al,
My sincere apologies. I have never been a huge fan of the Speedmaster line so there are things about it I obviously haven't studied closely enough. I apologize wholeheartedly for my erroneous information.
Regarding the watches, you are getting a higher discount off MSRP with the Constellation (37%). With the Seamasters and the Speedy you are only getting a 32% discount off of MSRP. My authorized retailer will sell you a brand new Omega for 33% off MSRP, so these watches are not a good deal.
If you MUST choose one in the trade, there are a few things to consider. One is that automatics typically hold their resale value better than quartz models, since true watch enthusiasts prefer autos. So, the Speedy is the only auto in the group.
On the other hand, if the white dial Bond SMP is truly like new, it would be more desirable than the blue model since the white dial has been discontinued. A collector might pay more for this white dial model than he would the standard Bond model.
Lastly, you're getting the best "deal" (discount off MSRP) from the Constellation, so if you personally like this model the best then I'd go for it.
It all comes down to which model YOU personally like the best. Good luck with your decision.
-John
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