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studeb
·Great googly moogly!!!
Awesome story, and congrats!
Awesome story, and congrats!
Introducing A New Arrival: Speedmaster 105.003-63 Ed White "Asymmetrical T"
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Arancio601
·I love the ‘Ed White’ for all of the same reasons. Congrats on a fantastic purchase.
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mac_omega
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I write it in small font because I know in advance that it will never happen 😉
Its more like a compliment on a stunning piece - I would also have bought it in a whim although I am not a hard core Speedy collector.
Well done Matt - I wish you many years of delight when wearing this beauty! You will wear it, won´t you? I hope it will not suffer in a dark vault as a safe queen.
If I were you I would relume the hands
I write it in small font because I know in advance that it will never happen 😉
Its more like a compliment on a stunning piece - I would also have bought it in a whim although I am not a hard core Speedy collector.
Well done Matt - I wish you many years of delight when wearing this beauty! You will wear it, won´t you? I hope it will not suffer in a dark vault as a safe queen.
If I were you I would relume the hands
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STANDY
··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorNice.
Beautiful “kid in a candy store” post 😉
Beautiful “kid in a candy store” post 😉
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Dash1
·That is a beauty! I’d just get the hour and minute hands relumed, otherwise the rest will fall out bit by bit.
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Slevin kelevra
·What a stunner. Personally, I wouldnt hesitate to get the hands relumed by an expert.
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Geme81
·incredibly beautiful
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Sa Calobra
·Amazing watch Matt! I always love hearing the full story 😀
Would also go for a relume. It feels a bit like someone missing one of his teeth at the front ;-)
Would also go for a relume. It feels a bit like someone missing one of his teeth at the front ;-)
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flqt-9000
·Wow matt! Congrats!
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LesXL
·Congratulations! Very nice watch and package. Time to enjoy it now 😉
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perenowell
·Wow Matt! That's one hell of an Ed! Congrats!!
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MtV
·You will wear it, won´t you? I hope it will not suffer in a dark vault as a safe queen.
Oh, there’s zero chance this’ll be a safe queen. Matter in fact it’s been on my wrist almost every day since I got it and will be until I hand it over to my watchmaker at the end of the month. The last service was in ‘77, I guess it’s about time.
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fizz
·What a great story and a wonderful, wonderful pick-up. As a fairly recent owner of an EW (65), I can certainly relate to the appeal of these over the classic moonwatch, especially in terms of size.
I can't offer expert advice but would echo that reluming the hands is the best way to go (that way you keep the original hands and make cosmetic, stabilisation changes to it).
I can't offer expert advice but would echo that reluming the hands is the best way to go (that way you keep the original hands and make cosmetic, stabilisation changes to it).
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pdxleaf
··So on and so on and scoobie doobie dooThanks for sharing your watch and story. There's a lot of great things about this forum. But the number one best thing is to find other like-minded people who can't help loving a beautiful old watch. Great find and great new home.
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repoman
·That's a banger !! Congratulations. Finding a crown should not be too bad, I found one for my '68 a few weeks after I started looking about a year or two ago. Best of luck on that.
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qazwsx1
·Another nice example Matt
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guaranteed.rohu
·beautiful! looks almost as polished as the new reiisues, which is great for its age
