airansun
·I’m posting it here for feedback and insights, which I always get from you guys.
I love finding watches ‘with possibilities’ on eBay. 🙄
My favorites are little worn vintage Speedmasters that were improperly serviced by replacing hands, pushers, crowns etc. Some of them go cheap. 😒
This Ed White put everyone off, I assume, because the dial, hands, crown and bezel are clearly wrong. But, look at the case! 😲
It’s a really nice B2 bezel, which suggests a service before the early 90’s. Note that the dial has long hour markers, which makes it unusual and interesting, even tho it doesn’t belong on the watch. The hands are luminova but the dial is tritium.
Those pushers are correct, even tho other stuff has been replaced. Note how free of damage the pushers are. It is interesting that the inner cover is a little mottled and not as nice as the rest of the watch.
Almost no marks on the backs of the lugs. Yes, I saw the loose screw after I looked at this picture and replaced it. The serial number is in the correct range, with production estimated in April ‘66.
Comparing pushers from another Ed.
I already have a dial and bezel for it. 😀
$4.2k.
I love finding watches ‘with possibilities’ on eBay. 🙄
My favorites are little worn vintage Speedmasters that were improperly serviced by replacing hands, pushers, crowns etc. Some of them go cheap. 😒
This Ed White put everyone off, I assume, because the dial, hands, crown and bezel are clearly wrong. But, look at the case! 😲
It’s a really nice B2 bezel, which suggests a service before the early 90’s. Note that the dial has long hour markers, which makes it unusual and interesting, even tho it doesn’t belong on the watch. The hands are luminova but the dial is tritium.
Those pushers are correct, even tho other stuff has been replaced. Note how free of damage the pushers are. It is interesting that the inner cover is a little mottled and not as nice as the rest of the watch.
Almost no marks on the backs of the lugs. Yes, I saw the loose screw after I looked at this picture and replaced it. The serial number is in the correct range, with production estimated in April ‘66.
Comparing pushers from another Ed.
I already have a dial and bezel for it. 😀
$4.2k.


















