003-65 Edd white 66 speedmaster

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An extract isn't cheap but probably would add value if you were to sell as it confirms that the movement started life with the case. There is nothing in that serial that suggests otherwise but there were other lesser models that used the 321 in the same era so it is possible. One plus would be if it had anything unusual in the notes. Mine was sold at a UK military NAAFI (and I bought it from a retired soldier) and the extract shows this, it's not really a value adder but it does provide insight and interest.
This one came via a fireman who bought it from his mate in the sixties who was also a fireman.
 
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This one came via a fireman who bought it from his mate in the sixties who was also a fireman.

I doubt that will show up on the extract!

What did you pay? I guess if you’re happy it doesn’t matter but the service dial does have a significant impact on value.
 
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I doubt that will show up on the extract!

What did you pay? I guess if you’re happy it doesn’t matter but the service dial does have a significant impact on value.
Sent you a pm
 
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Sent you a pm
Send one to me too if you don't mind. I'll respect your privacy but am mighty curious. While the dial is a drag on value, the inclusion of bracelet and end links is a big plus as those are expensive so you may have done just fine.
 
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That’s Good I take it?

Yeah 6 ends are the ones to have - not sure on values these days but a couple years ago they were going for a lot.
 
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Yeah 6 ends are the ones to have - not sure on values these days but a couple years ago they were going for a lot.
Ok. That’s a plus. Managed to get a crown too fitted this morning.
 
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Also one dial with the long indices is the service dial as it’s flat. Didn’t mean to add those ones.
 
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Not sure whether you are showing 2 dials or the same dial before and after refinishing but both are no better than what you have. One is a short index service dial like you have and the other appears to be either a lume washed ~1960 dial. It has a step so presumably isnt a Superluminova service dial but the missing Ts show it isnt an original EW dial.
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Not sure whether you are showing 2 dials or the same dial before and after refinishing but both are no better than what you have. One is a short index service dial like you have and the other appears to be either a lume washed ~1960 dial. It has a step so presumably isnt a Superluminova service dial but the missing Ts show it isnt an original EW dial.
Sorry about that don’t know why it sent all those pictures in one go.
 
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Maybe you should try another post here again with the correct pictures and your question/questions??
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So this was what I received from the seller on this style of dial. Someone said something about it having the step but short indices. Just curious as it’s the only other one I can find in the configuration ie not completely flat. Ps have the extract on its way for this watch.