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Probably a caliber 861

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Sounds like a caliber 861 which is supposedly the same caliber that was used on the moon. If you give a model # we can verify it for you.

Also, 1minute fast per day is excessive. For a non chronometer model +/- 15 seconds per day is probably about what you can expect, but a Speedy Pro should be able to be regulated pretty easily to +/-10 seconds.

Has the watch ever been serviced? A good overhaul by Omega(cost around $500), with 5-6 year service intervals afterwards should keep the watch running beautifully. It is afterall a mechanical watch and needs lubrication and periodic maintenance. With the ever increasing prices of Vintage speedy pro's, $500 is well worth the investment.

Post some pics too, that will help as well.

Mike

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Probably a caliber 861

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0 wallclock secs ( 0.17 usr + 0.02 sys = 0.19 CPU)