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.

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Methodology

Research covered eBay sold/completed listings, Chrono24, published results from Phillips, Christie's, Sotheby's, Antiquorum and Bonhams, timed-online platforms (Catawiki, Watch Collecting, Grailzee, Bezel, Loupe This), aggregation pages (EveryWatch), and viewable enthusiast marketplaces (Omega Forums, WatchUSeek, WatchRecon, HQ Milton, Watch Club London, Bulang and Sons, Analog:Shift, Hodinkee Shop, Wind Vintage) for the week of October 18–24, 2026. Realized prices are sales confirmed as completed with a published price and an in-window date. Verification split: 0 verified genuine sales, 1 claimed sale rejected on verification (an eBay item reported during research as a 145.022-71 sold on October 19 at $4,444.44 could not be reproduced on independent live-page re-checks — those checks returned eBay's missing-page error with no listing shown — and the claim was withdrawn and is not counted), 2 sources blocked in part (eBay's sold/completed set was not retrievable in verifiable form via search and text fetch; Chrono24's sold-claims layer requires sign-in and its price-history charts are login-walled). Asking prices — including the Glass Case median asking figures quoted in the market notes, from the October 24 Glass Case check of 292 verified listings across Chrono24 and eBay — are current dealer listings, labeled as such and never mixed with realized figures. Prices are reported exactly as listed; no currency conversion was applied. Coverage notes: Antiquorum's 'Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces' New York sale ran October 18 (157 lots, led by F.P. Journe and Patek Philippe independents) — no lot for any of the nine references could be verified in the catalog or published results coverage, and no realized Speedmaster price is claimed; two further online sales closed in-window — Christie's Watches Online: The Geneva Edit (closed October 22; prices realised are published by lot number but lot titles could not be retrieved) and Bonhams Paris Watches Online (closed October 22; its lot list could not be retrieved) — so no lot for the nine references could be verified or excluded at either; Phillips and Sotheby's held no sale closing in-window (the next marquee sales fall in November); Catawiki's in-scope October 19–23 closings showed no winning bid at fetch time, and the long-running 105.003 lot 107038574 still returns Page Not Found; dealer sold archives and forum sales publish no sold dates, so none could be placed in-window (an Omega Forums 145.022-69 thread shows SOLD at an $8,900 ask with no sold date — excluded). Glass Case inputs: the nightly listing watch's off-board layer (removal is never a confirmed sale) for October 18–23 recorded, on October 18, three Chrono24 departures (a 145.012 last seen at $12,688 asking, a 145.022-69 at $5,280, a 145.022-71 at $7,440) plus one Analog:Shift sold-archive rotation, with two Ultraman rows and a 145.022-69 returning the same night; on October 19, five Analog:Shift sold-archive flags (including the Ed White as03386); on October 20, 27 Chrono24 flags — 23 of them CK 2998 under an explicit low-confidence coverage caveat (a narrower grid, most likely not departures), plus an Ed White 105.003-65 last seen at $8,645, a 145.012 'Ultraman for the US Navy' last seen at $36,500, and two 145.022-69s at $5,280 and $6,805 — and four Analog:Shift sold-archive flags, with two Chrono24 rows returning; on October 21, the Bulang Ed White w3754 (last seen live at €19,000 on October 20) flagged off the board — still absent on October 22 and 23, its product page redirecting to the homepage at report time — plus 21 low-confidence Analog:Shift sold-archive flags from a narrower suggest slice; on October 22, no venue flagged a new departure on the diffs that ran; on October 23, zero gone on all verified diffs, with 11 Analog:Shift flags that were all classification corrections, not departures. Gaps are reported honestly — no sales were invented or estimated.

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.