Omega Speedmaster Professional Serial Number Location 2017-2017
Honestly, I don't know how accurate this list is. I haven't checked my other watches yet, but my 2500 AT, which has the 2500B movement, has a serial number of 805xxxxx, which according to that list, is from late 2006 or early 2007, or so. Well, from every single thing I've ever read about the 2500B movement (at least in terms of the original AT), I've gathered that it was replaced in late 2004 or early 2005 by the 2500C.
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Preserve your Omega; FAQ. Duly completed with the 8-digit serial number. The Speedmaster Professional is worn by astronauts in outer space. Omega has a long-established reputation for innovation and quality, which has led to numerous awards over the company's 150 year history, starting as early as 1900 with the Grand Prix at the Paris World Fair. In 1936, an Omega watch was awarded 97.8 points at the Kew-Teddington chronometer trials in England setting a world precision record. How to Identify an Authentic Omega Watch. Serial Number. Omega watches have unique eight-digit serial. The Omega Speedmaster Professional Chronograph was.
I also know from the original owner that my watch is from late 2004 or so. Therefore, that list may be off by two or three years - at least, in regard to the Aqua Terras. Who knows, with these lists. Not one has been 100% accurate, that I've seen anyway, not even Chuck Maddox's. According to that list my 2531.80.00 was made in 2006 which I know is not correct (it is from 2003-2004) Here is a rough guide for 2531.80.00's which should be correct for all Omega mechanical movements as well: 496xxxxx - 19xxxx - 1995 6016xxxx - 1997 6023xxxx - 1998 6029xxxx - 1999 6045xxxx - 2000 8005xxxx - 2001 8010xxxx - 2001 8017xxxx - 2001 8039xxxx - 2003 8045xxxx - 2003 8052xxxx - 2003 8057xxxx - 2003 8059xxxx - 2004 8063xxxx - 2004 8072xxxx - 2004 8078xxxx - 2004 8085xxxx - 2005 8092xxxx - 2005 8098xxxx - 2005 8101xxxx - 2006 81xxxxxx - 2006.
I'm have another 2531.80 on the way sold as pre-owned with a third-party 12mo warranty, s/n 8112. According to the above list, then, it is dated at or around 2006, or at least the movement is, which is the last production year. So it's as late as one can get; that's good, and one reason I selected in this particular watch. It is (was) in the UK with a 90270 numbered warranty card and the original sales date is very early 2009. Is the fact that it apparently sold from an AD three years after production odd at all? Did stocks of new 2531.80's last that long through AD's in Europe? The seller is very reputable afaik and the watch certainly passes all of the visuals that I know.
It is almost mint, very well cared for, late model.a dream really.
This is a very common fake watch, and it appears on eBay very often. OK, how to tell? Most obvious sign: The fakes seem have a serial number like 30198259 or 80198259 If you see this (or similar) serial number, you watch is a fake. Very obvious sign: The shape of the crown guard. Left is fake. Right is genuine.
Notice the rounded, half circle shape of the fake vs. Straight, polygonal shape of the genuine. Not so obvious signs: Rounded springbar holes (left is fake) Lum dot too high (left is fake) The truth: movement inside. The left is fake. Besides the rotor shape and mount differences, Omega cal.1120 movement has many gold engravings that fake movements don't have, the serial number has to match the serial number on the case.