Omega Speedmaster Professional 5th Long S/Long R Ref. 145.022-69ST Steel (SS) 1970 3028 Caterpillar Breathe/Step Dial/Dot Over 90 [Vintage]

About the product: About the product Manufacturer Omega Model Speedmaster Professional 5th Ref.145.022-69ST Steel (SS) 1970 3028 Caterpillar Breathe/Step Dial/Dot Over 90 Movement Hand Wound Cal.861 Case Steel (SS) 42mm Bracelet Strap Steel (SS) 18.5cm Caterpillar Breath Ref. 1039/516 CC.71.1 Accessories No Accessories Dial [Black]: Step dial, has changed over time, but there are no scratches. Condition [There are some scratches that cannot be removed]: There is some corrosion [internal machinery/accuracy confirmed]: Clean. Comment The Speedmaster, which was born in 1957, is a model that has achieved numerous feats as a “moonwatch,” such as being adopted as an official NASA watch, and is the main Omega model that is still very popular today. The basic design of the Speedmaster Professional has not changed since the 4th model, including the current one, and most limited edition models are at premium prices. It is equipped with a manual chronograph made by Lemania as before, making it special among Omega. The 145.022 is a fifth-generation Speedmaster and was manufactured for a long period of time from 1969 to 1988. The Subreference 69 is a model manufactured from 1969 to 1971, and was the first Speedmaster whose logo was painted like the current one. This individual was manufactured in 1970. Since only the seahorse is engraved on the back, it can be seen that it is a pre-moon (before the moonwatch). Corrosion marks can be seen on the case near the crown, etc., but there are no scratches or deterioration on the dial, and it is in good condition like new. The needle has peeled off the luminous paint and is integrated with the color of the dial. Also, combined with the vintage-like, beautifully burnt luminous index, it makes me feel its long history. I am wearing a caterpillar brace that was used by Omega in the same era. The serial, logo, caseback, bezel, bracelet, etc. are all from that time, making it a very rare one. Product Description: Manufacturer: Omega Model: Speedmaster Professional 5th Ref. 145.022-69ST Steel (SS) 1970 3028 Caterpillar Breathe/Step Dial/Dot Over 90 Movement: Manual Cal.861 Case: Steel (SS) 42mm Bracelet Strap: Steel (SS) 18.5cm Caterpillar Breath Ref. 1039/516 CC.71.1 Accessories: No accessories Dial: [Black]: Step dial, has changed over time, but there are no scratches. Condition: [There are some scratches that cannot be removed]: There is some corrosion [internal machinery/accuracy confirmed]: Clean. Comment: The Speedmaster, which was born in 1957, is a model that has achieved numerous feats as a “moonwatch,” such as being adopted as an official NASA watch, and is the main Omega model that is still very popular today. The basic design of the Speedmaster Professional has not changed since the 4th model, including the current one, and most limited edition models are at premium prices. It is equipped with a manual chronograph made by Lemania as before, making it special among Omega. The 145.022 is a fifth-generation Speedmaster and was manufactured for a long period of time from 1969 to 1988. The Subreference 69 is a model manufactured from 1969 to 1971, and was the first Speedmaster whose logo was painted like the current one. This individual was manufactured in 1970. Since only the seahorse is engraved on the back, it can be seen that it is a pre-moon (before the moonwatch). Corrosion marks can be seen on the case near the crown, etc., but there are no scratches or deterioration on the dial, and it is in good condition like new. The needle has peeled off the luminous paint and is integrated with the color of the dial. Also, combined with the vintage-like, beautifully burnt luminous index, it makes me feel its long history. I am wearing a caterpillar brace that was used by Omega in the same era. The serial, logo, caseback, bezel, bracelet, etc. are all from that time, making it a very rare one.