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In Response To: Speedmaster dial variation. ()

I assume you are talking about Speedmaster Pro's & not the various MK II, MK III, MK IV or MK V variants.

They were available in a number of different colours.

I also assume you are not talking about day/date variants that are also available in different colours.

There are also plenty of other variants, but I DO assume you are talking about either the "normal" Automatic or the "real" Speedmaster Pro.

I'm currently at work, so don't have too much info directly at hand, but here are a couple of scans (from Omega Catalogues), showing some of the Auomatic variations that were available

I count at least 8 hand/dial combinations there !

I hope this helps

Steve

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