Extract, Speedmaster model and year of production

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Looks like a very nice example you have there. I believe most have been said. Regarding the Army text I believe that it adds value but not a clue on how much.
Not really as it’s not an issued piece. It was most likely sold at the base exchange.
 
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Looks like a very nice example you have there. I believe most have been said. Regarding the Army text I believe that it adds value but not a clue on how much.
Yes It´s a really nice piece - thank you Patrik.

I bought it on an auction in Germany. According to the auction house, it was the first owner who desided to sell via the auction house. I tried to get hold of the original owner, but without succes. It could have been fund to hear the story behind the watch.
 
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Looks like a very nice example you have there. I believe most have been said. Regarding the Army text I believe that it adds value but not a clue on how much.
I hope so - eventhough I´m not planning to sell it. It´s a keeper!
 
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I have, and 'US Marine Corps' too. I've not seen any mention of PX, BX, NEX or MCX, just the service branch.

Perhaps since, ignoring NASA, there were never any US issued Speedmasters (were there any GI Omegas at all?), they don’t differentiate like they do with the UK ones where delivered to Navy or Army means something very different from NAAFI.
What does PX, BX, NEX or MCX stands for? According to the sales text ind the auction catalogue the watch was bought in a US PX Army store en Frankfurt Germany. I have no clue what that means
 
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Not really as it’s not an issued piece. It was most likely sold at the base exchange.
I still do think it adds additional interest 😉
 
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I still do think it adds additional interest 😉
Well none of the other ones that show delivery for sale at a PX for either MOD (NAAFI) or US military has ever had a price bump due to that. So to answer your statement that you don’t know how much it affects the price.... it’s 0%

@Bille they are tax free stores on military bases for military personnel and family.
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Well none of the other ones that show delivery for sale at a PX for either MOD (NAAFI) or US military has ever had a price bump due to that. So to answer your statement that you don’t know how much it affects the price.... it’s 0%

@Bille they are tax free stores on military bases for military personnel.
Thanks😉
 
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that´s a very nice catch, huge congrats and wear in good health 👍
I will chronoboy - thank you.
 
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What does PX, BX, NEX or MCX stands for? According to the sales text ind the auction catalogue the watch was bought in a US PX Army store en Frankfurt Germany. I have no clue what that means
I believe PX stands for Post Exchange, BX stands for Base Exchange, NEX stands for Navy Exchange and MCX stands for Marine Corps Exchange.

Also, a hearty congratulations are in order regarding that spiffy watch! 👍
 
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...But do you know if it makes any difference in the price valuation that the watch has been delivered to the US Navy?

Yes, most definitely! watches delivered to U.S. Army exchanges are more valuable than watches delivered to any of the other military services! 😀

now in a more serious note, great looking watch you got there! Enjoy!
 
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I believe PX stands for Post Exchange, BX stands for Base Exchange, NEX stands for Navy Exchange and MCX stands for Marine Corps Exchange.

Also, a hearty congratulations are in order regarding that spiffy watch! 👍
Thank you for the explanation.
 
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Well none of the other ones that show delivery for sale at a PX for either MOD (NAAFI) or US military has ever had a price bump due to that. So to answer your statement that you don’t know how much it affects the price.... it’s 0%

I would say this is a personal preference. There are plenty of people prepared to pay more for this kind of remark on an EOA. Issued or not it is an extra point of interest. I would add 10-15% for it

Fabulous example, nice find OP!
 
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I believe PX stands for Post Exchange, BX stands for Base Exchange, NEX stands for Navy Exchange and MCX stands for Marine Corps Exchange.

Also, a hearty congratulations are in order regarding that spiffy watch! 👍

To add a bit - the PX is the general store on an army base. Usually prices are a bit better than in the local shops. And you can buy peanut butter and other essential foods that foreigners for some reason refuse to produce 😁
 
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Thank you for the explanation.
No problem, sir. 👍

Also, it looks like the “Puddle Pirates” have their own Exchange system as well...CGX. 😁

 
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To add a bit - the PX is the general store on an army base. Usually prices are a bit better than in the local shops. And you can buy peanut butter and other essential foods that foreigners for some reason refuse to produce 😁
Peanut butter? I hate it - I´m married to an American girls, and she is forcing me to eat it. If I would have known that before we got married - I maybe would have thought twice about marrying her😜😁