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Chuck has a page explaining it - Wadya expect ?

In Response To: Re: Omega Speedmaster Day-Date ()

Hi Guys,

Enrico, that's pretty close.

Chuck has a webpage covering the codes. Chuck's code page is here

The Code is referred to ( by Omega) as the PIC code. Product Identification Code.

I used to think it was pretty useless info for us as collectors fans, but when you realize that the last 2 digits tell you the colour of the strap (or 00 means bracelet ), you can see if the previous owner has removed the bracelet , swapped the strap etc etc

BTW guys, Chucks webpage appears very "squashed" to me ( ie very tall & not very wide ) is this also true for anyone else ?

Steve