Hi
I think you have a franken there.
What I mean is that you have a marriage of things that fit together, but were never put tgether in a factory in the 1970s, when this dates from.
The case is Mk III Omega Speedmaster. It is unique, of that ther is no doubt, and it even retains the Omega crown. I believe the tachy ring is also from the MkIII
The caseback is from elsewhere and has been sterilised, the name removed from the inside.
The movement (Lemania 1341) is almost identical to the intended Omega 1040 movement that was housed in this case, but is from elsewhere.
The chrono hands are mismatched for colour and the chrono-seconds is the wrong shape.
I am not sure the main hands would have been chromed with a dark blue dial
So, lots of lovely individual components, put together to make a nice watch that is clearly not original.
Hope this helps
Dave
If it's Lemania-powered, I'm interested. Tool Chrono - interested. Dive Chrono - interested. Interesting - interested
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