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28 September 2012, 12:24 AM | #1 |
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Omega Speedmaster 1967 Caliber 321
Hi All,
Need some help here. Recently my vintage watch got flooded with water while on a holiday and apparently the seal was very old and needed a replacement. Hence, I need to replace the dial (with the applied logo) and all the hands due to the condition of the watch. I found Ofrei and I am trying to order the parts from them but I am not familiar with their part numbers since some of them don't even have pictures available. Anybody could help me with all the part numbers? Big thanks beforehand! |
28 September 2012, 01:02 AM | #2 |
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I am not sure if this helps, but I have been trying to school myself (along with help from many great members here) on all things Speedy and the two big numbers for ordering parts from Ofrei is case # (found only on the inside, back of the case) and the reference # of the watch.
The experts here will certainly be able to give you those numbers. Might you just send the watch back to Omega for a full overhaul - would save you much headache I would think? |
28 September 2012, 01:13 AM | #3 |
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Damn, is it really that bad? Once you replace them with the luminova versions you can wipe a massive chunk off the value of that Speedmaster
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-- Omega Cal 320 Chronograph 18K Gold OT2872 '58 -- -- Omega Cal 321 Speedmaster Pro 145.012 '67 -- -- Rolex Submariner 1680 "Ghost" '79 -- -- Rolex SS Daytona 116520 '04 -- |
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This link is for the dials: http://www.ofrei.com/page343.html That page lists the dial by corresponding movement and case numbers -- i.e. 321 and 145.012 or 145.0012 (replacement case for 145.012) in your situation. Same deal with the hands: http://www.ofrei.com/omega-watch-han...r-321-861.html Karl.
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28 September 2012, 11:36 AM | #5 |
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Thanks for the support and the help.
I had not serviced it for the longest time and did not know the seal was leaking :-( Now I got bunch of parts to find and replace; my watch was flooded for two weeks worth of salt water (the serviceman was out of town) and parts / dial were seriously damaged. |
28 September 2012, 02:27 PM | #6 |
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If it's not a bother, please update us on how things progress.
Karl.
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3 September 2019, 06:27 PM | #7 |
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After too many years, Caliber 321 is going to be reproduced in 2019-2020. Good for 1967 speedy owners
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Dam brother sorry to hear that! Don't take that one on the next beach holiday once repaired |
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