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: Steve,
: Thanks very much for your excellent sleuthing.
: Now, I'm on the trail for a 1205/217. I came up
: with the 1233/215 from a photo on O Frei's
: page that has ends that appear to fit.
: I'll report back when I know more information.
: Thanks,
: Jim
I couldn't resist the same watch on the Bay today. Item 300215797364.
This one has the original band. The photos tell me it will need R & R. The Omega vintage site shows this model came with different dials.
I'm on the hunt for Black or the Blue/Gray I've seen on other watches. I'm wondering if this dial in interchangeable with other SM Cosmic 200 models?
Jim
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