60 years old omera speedmaster

[maxbee]

I got a REAL 60 years old omega speedmaster form my dad as present after him brought himself new dytona...

anybody knows how much it worth these days?

Thank you

(sorry for the typing mistake on the header I cant edit it)

Edited December 3, 2009 by maxbee

[Toadtorrent]

At that age...it depends on the specific model. Show a pic and we can get a better idea. If it's a 40's chronograph...it could be as much as $9,000 USD...or as little as a $150...depending on the model, condition, etc.

[lhooq]

Does the watch actually show 'Speedmaster' on the dial? Omega didn't start making them until 1957. A pre-Speedy chrono could be very valuable, though.

[maxbee]

Hi Thanks. yes speedmaster is written and there is a serial no 3 digit start with 6 ( i dont have it with me now i will go home soon and will check it for sure.)

[maxbee]

Show a pic and we can get a better idea.

I will, thanks.

[Toadtorrent]

Does the watch actually show 'Speedmaster' on the dial? Omega didn't start making them until 1957. A pre-Speedy chrono could be very valuable, though.

Yeah...that's why the pic. This is the uber-expensive one:

[lhooq]

Hi Thanks. yes speedmaster is written and there is a serial no 3 digit start with 6 ( i dont have it with me now i will go home soon and will check it for sure.)

I should probably wait for your picture, but I don't think that's the serial number. It sounds like the reference code to the endlinks. It most likely reads '633', which goes with an 1171 bracelet, which goes with Speedmasters made anywhere from the late 60s to the late 70s.

Well, that's my guess!