up for sale this nice Omega 101.009-65.
The case is 35mm not polished, with some small sign due to the age.
The dial is the most attracting part of the watch. It is matt black and it has a step like Speedmasters from the same period. Hands are original, and also resemble the ones used in the Speedmaster.
The watch is powered by cal. 320, serial is 22m collocating it around 65/66. The watch runs fine, chrono start, stop and reset perfectly.
It comes with a vintage dark brown original Omega strap, with signed buckle and a vintage Omega box.
I would like 3100€ for this including shipping with DHL express in EU. I can also ship oversea.
I got many references both here on the forum and on Instagram. Please do not hesitate to ask any question!
Thanks Omegaforums for the space.
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