Comments on: The Rather Wonderful Speedmaster 2915

By: British bloke

British bloke — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 14:12:57 +0000

I’ve just picked up a 2915-1 and I’m highly delighted. It needs a little work to bring back to original spec (dial, hands, bezel and pushers) but the movement, case and caseback are all in wonderful condition.

Does anyone know how many of these were made?

By: Watch Lover

Watch Lover — Mon, 25 May 2009 06:25:25 +0000

I own the schumacher legend series speedmaster. A few of my friends who are rich think it worth more than it is, and the others (who aren’t rich) think its a fake!

But I sure feel like a million bucks whenever I wear it!

By: Mitchell

Mitchell — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 19:21:01 +0000

Definately restore but ONLY at a real watchmaker. I just resored my 2915 that my mother had found. The watchmaker was awesome and could restore 100% excpet for crystal, they do not have any more of the original crystals. As for the band, i am searching for a replacement band for mine. yoru band looks original, the watch is featured in the Omega Speedmaster bible bothy with steel band and brown leather band, your band looks almost exactly like the band in the book. I have seen prices for this watch 7,000 and up. if you need a watchmaker lead please let me know. 508-561-5901. Mitch

By: Clark Griggs

Clark Griggs — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 03:57:43 +0000

An update-the watch has been verified as a 2915, which my father purchased in 1958.
I will post pics soon…the watch is in extremely good condition and is missing an original band. To restore or not restore-that is the question. Does anyone have an opinion?

By: Clark

Clark — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 17:37:18 +0000

Hello,

I am trying to identify my father’s Omega and can not determine if it is a 2915 or later model. He purchased the watch in 1961 and the primary dial hand has an arrow like your watch pictured below…however, his watch has a crown guard. How do I go about identifying the watch and restoring it back to original condition?

Thanks in advance.

Clark Griggs