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21 July 2023, 11:47 PM
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3570.50.00 Question
I am looking at possibly purchasing a Speedmaster Pro ref# 3570.50.00
The watch in question has a Tritium dial and a caliber 1861 movement... I had read that when Omega went to the 1861 they also went Superluminova... Is it possible that some of the early pieces still had tritium or is this just wrong...??? |
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22 July 2023, 12:36 AM
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Yes understand there were transition pieces so that is not necessarily a bad thing on the piece you are looking at
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22 July 2023, 06:12 AM
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Your Moonwatch should be 1996-1997 year,that was the transition with 1861 introduced but still with tritium
From 1997 on there was luminova only Enjoy yours :) |
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