I got a new camera. here is a shot of a nice 105.002-62.

Its an early serial, with baton hands that came out of Argentina, but the museum would not issue the paper, just verbal.

We have not seen many of these around lately, who has one?

 

Here are two. Movement numbers 16 digits apart.

 

Nice shot, and watch.
What camera?
I assume unmanipulated ( the image not the watch).

 

I really don't see why you need both

 

(I got an extract)

 

Is the movement number under 20xxxx?

 

1958xxxx

Edit : I know, I know, but I still got an extract...

 

Mov.# 1983..... :

 

One has just appeared on eBay. Not the best photographs and no movement shots (also over priced IMO)

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Incorrect hands IMHO

 

Here’s mine



19.832.xxx, delivered on June 5th 1963 to Switzerland

 

Gorgeous. I’m very jealous!

 

I think it has something to do with the number of stairs in his house. ;-)

 

2052x.xxx reporting in:

Mine isn't as nice as the other examples here, but I really still enjoy it (probably the most out of any speedy!). The silver rehaut + baton combo is a perfect combination and makes the dial pop!

Museum by the way said no info was available for mine.

 

My 105.002 with a 1983.... serial, produced Okt. 1963

 

I can play
1983xxxx

 

105.002-62-Zombie

 

Crikey! I thought this was a rare reference made only for 6 months or so? Do we have a significant sample of the whole remaining population on here? I count 10 separate examples!

 

I am more surprised about the fact that there are obviously more transitional models than I would have tought.

 

105.002-62