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·Hi,
I'm pleased to offer an Omega Speedmaster Professional 105.012-64
With great dial patina, and a rough but attractive bezel, this early Moonwatch has plenty of vintage character.
CASE: Overall good condition with minor nicks and scuffs commensurate with age, I would guess it has seen a light polish in the past. Double step caseback is in good condition, with clear hippocampus engraving on outside, and reference number on the inside. Original flat foot crown and short/fat pushers are all in good condition.
BEZEL: Dot over ninety bezel shows general wear throughout, and a spot of notable deterioration between 75 and 90. That said, it has faded to a very nice blue/grey depending on the light.
DIAL AND HANDS: Stepped dial with applied metal logo and long tritium indices. Dial body color is black with a slight grey fade, and lume has taken on a dark yellow tone. Hands have similar color and retain a faint green glow at night, leading me to think that at some stage they were color matched with tritium paint. If that's the case, it's been done skillfully as the paint is neat and tidy.
MOVEMENT: Omega calibre 321 movement is in good working order, with no known service history.
ACCESSORIES: Watch ships on a new Bulang & Sons + JPM (Jean Paul Menicucci) strap in Camel brown suede, and comes with an Extract of the Archives showing production on June 18th 1965 and delivery to the Netherland Antilles.
NOTES:
-I live in New Zealand where shipping is challenging. But I am travelling to the US in the beginning of October, and I will be able to ship via Fedex fully insured with Parcel Pro in the first week of October.
Asking $6,550 USD shipped
Wire Only. No returns unless watch is not genuine Omega. Plenty of references.
Any questions please PM or grantweber AT gmail DOT com
Thank you,
-GW
I'm pleased to offer an Omega Speedmaster Professional 105.012-64
With great dial patina, and a rough but attractive bezel, this early Moonwatch has plenty of vintage character.
CASE: Overall good condition with minor nicks and scuffs commensurate with age, I would guess it has seen a light polish in the past. Double step caseback is in good condition, with clear hippocampus engraving on outside, and reference number on the inside. Original flat foot crown and short/fat pushers are all in good condition.
BEZEL: Dot over ninety bezel shows general wear throughout, and a spot of notable deterioration between 75 and 90. That said, it has faded to a very nice blue/grey depending on the light.
DIAL AND HANDS: Stepped dial with applied metal logo and long tritium indices. Dial body color is black with a slight grey fade, and lume has taken on a dark yellow tone. Hands have similar color and retain a faint green glow at night, leading me to think that at some stage they were color matched with tritium paint. If that's the case, it's been done skillfully as the paint is neat and tidy.
MOVEMENT: Omega calibre 321 movement is in good working order, with no known service history.
ACCESSORIES: Watch ships on a new Bulang & Sons + JPM (Jean Paul Menicucci) strap in Camel brown suede, and comes with an Extract of the Archives showing production on June 18th 1965 and delivery to the Netherland Antilles.
NOTES:
-I live in New Zealand where shipping is challenging. But I am travelling to the US in the beginning of October, and I will be able to ship via Fedex fully insured with Parcel Pro in the first week of October.
Asking $6,550 USD shipped
Wire Only. No returns unless watch is not genuine Omega. Plenty of references.
Any questions please PM or grantweber AT gmail DOT com
Thank you,
-GW
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