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  1. texasmade Aug 3, 2018

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    i went to the Houston OB today and was checking out the watches while I was getting some minor service done. The OB has on display on loan some vintage Speedies that might interest some of you. I recognize the 2915 and 2998. I’m not a Speedmaster expert so I don’t know the significance of the other 2.

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  2. JohnSteed Aug 3, 2018

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    Nice display
     
  3. JohnSteed Aug 3, 2018

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    Center mass 105.003 or Ed White
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    105.012 - mid to late 1960s depending on movement serial/interior caseback marking

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  4. abrod520 Aug 4, 2018

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    Got the wrong pushers, could be a 145.012 or a 145.022-68. Incorrect parts are not unusual for Omega museum watches (look at the bezel for instance) so could still be a 105.012
     
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  5. JohnSteed Aug 4, 2018

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