Free sample · Full edition

This is the complete full edition, shown in full. Starting with the October 10 edition, the full report goes to paid subscribers by email — the weekly summary stays free here. See subscription options.

Each week, Speedmaster Gonzales™ tracks realized sales and notable public listings for nine vintage references — from the CK 2915 of 1957 through the 145.022-71. Prices are shown exactly as listed, in their original currency; a figure appears here only when it can be substantiated.

CK 2915

No verifiable realized sales this week, and no genuine-vintage examples surfaced on Chrono24 — the Broad Arrow market is effectively dormant across covered sources.

No verifiable sales recorded this week — asking prices observed, none substantiated as realized.

CK 2998

No verifiable realized sales; one Chrono24 ask near C$29,457 for a 1963 CK 2998-61 (asking, not sold). A 2998-4 was catalogued at Bonhams London Watches (Sep 9) with no published result.

No verifiable sales recorded this week — asking prices observed, none substantiated as realized.

ST 105.002

No verifiable realized sales; two verifiable Chrono24 asks for 1963 examples, C$35.4k-$44.6k (asking, not sold).

No verifiable sales recorded this week — asking prices observed, none substantiated as realized.

ST 105.003

No verifiable realized sales; Chrono24 asks run roughly £10.5k-$22.9k equivalent by condition and provenance. An Ed White was catalogued at Bonhams London Watches (Sep 9) with no published result.

No verifiable sales recorded this week — asking prices observed, none substantiated as realized.

ST 105.012

No verifiable realized sales; Chrono24 asks cluster €8k-€10k for 1965-66 examples, with serviced or rare-caseback pieces up to €15k (asking, not sold).

No verifiable sales recorded this week — asking prices observed, none substantiated as realized.

ST 145.012

No verifiable realized sales; Chrono24 asks run $9.4k-$19k for standard pieces (€7.6k low in Finland), with Ultraman variants on a different plane at $37.8k-€45k (asking, not sold).

No verifiable sales recorded this week — asking prices observed, none substantiated as realized.

ST 145.022-68

No verifiable realized sales; Chrono24 asks sit in a tight $8.5k-$10.7k band (asking, not sold).

No verifiable sales recorded this week — asking prices observed, none substantiated as realized.

ST 145.022-69 pre-moon

No verifiable realized sales; Chrono24 asks of $5.6k-$9.5k equivalent for DON step-dial pieces, with a tropical-dial outlier at $24.5k (asking, not sold).

No verifiable sales recorded this week — asking prices observed, none substantiated as realized.

ST 145.022-71

No verifiable realized sales; two-tier Chrono24 asking market — standard pieces $5.4k-$8k, "No NASA" caseback variants at $15.1k-$15.8k (asking, not sold).

No verifiable sales recorded this week — asking prices observed, none substantiated as realized.

Methodology

Research covered eBay sold/completed listings, Chrono24, published results from Phillips, Christie's, Sotheby's, Antiquorum, and Bonhams, and viewable enthusiast marketplaces (Omega Forums, WatchUSeek, WatchRecon, dealer sold archives) for the week of September 6-12, 2026. Realized prices are sales confirmed as completed with a published price; asking prices are current dealer listings, labeled as such and never mixed with realized figures. Prices are reported as listed; no currency conversion was applied. Gaps are reported honestly — no sales were invented or estimated. Coverage notes: eBay's sold-search is bot-blocked from this environment, so eBay coverage relied on individually verified, search-indexed sold item pages (very recent sales may not yet be indexed); Chrono24 publishes no sold data; dealer sold archives rarely publish sold dates or prices; no flagship vintage-watch auction with published results fell in this window.

Asking prices are only one signal. Where a sale is confirmed, the realized figure is labeled as such; everything else is an asking price, and treated accordingly.