I have posted pics before of my 105.012. But tonight I manage to fix the broken links on the 1039 bracelet. They became slightly stiff, but much better than before without the spring in the links. I took a few photos. Watch has, according to MWO all parts correct. The only things I had to chase down was a correct crow (found a NOS) and the bracelet. Bracelet is a bit later, 1971 if I remember correctly? Hesalite glas is also correct. The omega sign was a pain to take picture of, but I managed to get a pic of its shadow so I could identify it. (pictures is not included here). When looking at the pics I realize I need to clean it a bit more. But I couldn't resist posting this:

 

Nice 66's, Peter. Seeing the case profile around the pushers and crown, I'm afraid it might not be the correct Speedmaster crown that should be slightly thicker although it has the similar 24-tooth flat-foot Omega logo.

 

Thanks @td69
I need to look more into that. With the crown on the watch its a bit hard to measure. But I did measure the one I removed, a category B2 crown, and it was 3,8mm. When comparing that crown to the one one my watch they seam to be exactly the same height. Maybe I should have it removed to check that its not a crown for a Seamaster 300. Anyone who knows the thickness of that?

edit: corrected spelling.

 

Peter - if they have the same height, yes I think you have the correct crown. No need to remove it. Maybe the angles from the pictures that make the crown looks a bit thinner..

 

Sounds good!
: )
Peter