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Barking mad
··Prolific Speedmaster HoarderI have a 68 transitional with a 220 error bezel which I believe to be fitted to the watch when purchased new according to information supplied when I purchased.
Getting my facts straight on the 1970 Speedmaster
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Dan S
·I find it intriguing and awesome to see what a transitional year 1970 was for the Speedmaster.
Another question... Do the serial numbers follow each version in groups, or are they mixed up? For instance, do all of the DON version serial numbers predate the DNN versions, which then all predate as a group the 220 error bezels, which then predate the straight writing versions? Or are they muddled up such that each version can be found legitimately in a serial number range of other versions?
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Makesbelieve
·Once upon a time I tried to make sense of the chaos by putting it in a more accessible format... I got this far before realising the futility of the endeavor...
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!I have a 68 transitional with a 220 error bezel which I believe to be fitted to the watch when purchased new according to information supplied when I purchased.
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