‚Fruehe’ (B-Serie!!!!!!) B325 und gut erhaltene Speedmaster 125 zum
125. Jubiläum Omega. Siche eine der limitierten Auflage von 2000 Stueck. Später mehr produziert.
Original mit Quitting/Beschreibung/Box.Läuft.Revision sicher nötig.
Bei vielen ‚Nachfolge’-Jubiläums-Modellen keine Serien-Nummer.Hier eine sehr frühe, darum sicher, dass es eine ‚Original‘-Jubiläums-Uhr ist. Details siehe umfangreiche Beschreibung:
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The OMEGA Speedmaster 125, introduced in 1973 to celebrate 125 years since OMEGA’s foundation, was the world’s first chronometer-certified automatic chronograph watch. It was not a revolution but an evolution from the original Omega Speedmaster of 1957. The Speedmaster Professional reference ST 145.022 was not seen as the future by OMEGA. They had been introducing new versions of the Speedmaster, starting with the Omega Speedmaster Mark II in 1969, still with caliber 861, and had gone automatic in 1971 with the Omega Speedmaster Mark III using the Cal 1040.
Some watches have codes with letters and numbers stamped on the caseback. Most do not so it not easy to establish total numbers made. The codes appear to start with a single letter - from A to L except J which has not been seen in public. The initial stories of 2000 made has proved inaccurate. Observational data reveals that all Speedmaster 125s with an alphanumeric engraving have lower (earlier) serial numbers. Watches with codes on the back all have serials beginning with 35.07x.xxx or 35.59x.xxx, while ones without codes are observed in many other serial batches as high as 40.92x.xxx. The Speedmaster 125s with alphanumeric codes were produced in the four initial batches of Speedmaster 125s, from June through September of 1973. Over 11000 unnumbered Speedmaster 125s (without codes) were manufactured from 1974 through 1978, well into the era when caliber 1045 supplanted the 1040 as OMEGA’s automatic chronograph caliber of choice and therefore it estimated approx. 17,400 125s were sold.
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