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Thanks, Don.
I'm actually on www.speedmaster-mission.net right now, and it seems like 3 Omegas made it to the moon. Models 145.012, 105.012, and 105.003; all had the 321 movement.
Now trying to figure out how that references to what I've seen advertised. Compare to model 3570.50, 3510.50, and 3590.50? Are these just current numbers? How do they correspond? How would I approach an AD to ask...?
Just keeping the dialogue open. Thanks again for all your help!
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