Busco comprar un Bisel para Omega Speedmaster 105.003-65

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Hola a todos. Soy nuevo en esto. Tengo un reloj Omega Speedmaster 105.003 (creo que también se conoce como "Ed White") que perteneció a mi padre. Cuando lo llevé una revisión a un centro oficial (en Argentina), le cambiaron el bisel, pero claramente lo instalaron mal o usaron la pieza equivocada. El resultado es que se cayó y lo perdió. Estoy buscando un bisel de repuesto (preferiblemente usado pero en buen estado), ya que son difíciles de encontrar. Agradecería consejos sobre dónde comprar el bisel correcto para evitar que me vendan uno o que me instalen una pieza inadecuada.
Adjunto una foto del reloj. Agradezco de antemano su ayuda. Muchas gracias a todos.

 
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Hello everyone. I'm new to this. I have an Omega Speedmaster 105.003 watch (I think it's also known as "Ed White") that belonged to my father. When I took it for a review to an official center (in Argentina), they changed the bezel, but they clearly installed it wrong or used the wrong part. The result is that he fell and lost it. I am looking for a spare bezel (preferably used but in good condition), since they are difficult to find. I would appreciate advice on where to buy the right bezel to avoid being sold one or installing an inappropriate piece.

I attach a photo of the watch. Thank you in advance for your help. Thank you all very much.
Hi and welcome. Just wanted to let you know that as an English language forum, it is much easier for us to respond to your questions in English.

Personally, I’m not too familiar with Speedmasters, but there are many here who are. Someone should be along to answer your questions soon.

Take care,
gatorcpa
 
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Hola y bienvenidos. Solo quería informarles que, al ser un foro en inglés, nos resulta mucho más fácil responder a sus preguntas en inglés.

Personalmente, no estoy muy familiarizado con los Speedmaster, pero aquí hay muchos que sí. Alguien debería responder a tus preguntas pronto.

Cuidarse,
gatorcpa
To be honest, I wanted to write my comment in English, but the webpage—or my computer—automatically translates it.
Thank you very much for your reply.
 
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Do I see asymetric T's at the bottom of the dial? Would hint to an early -63 execution of your watch. Sad they changed the original bezel, since this one was most likely a more valuable Dot over Ninety (DON) one. You need to know for yourself if it is worth to hunt after one of these, with cost around 2K $ for a good one, or to use a more modern, but way cheaper one. On first glance, they look the same.
 
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Do I see asymetric T's at the bottom of the dial? Would hint to an early -63 execution of your watch. Sad they changed the original bezel, since this one was most likely a more valuable Dot over Ninety (DON) one. You need to know for yourself if it is worth to hunt after one of these, with cost around 2K $ for a good one, or to use a more modern, but way cheaper one. On first glance, they look the same.
Na those look like the normal narrow Ts seen on -65 Eds and also early Pro's too. He says it is a -65 so has presumably had the back off and checked.