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  1. DotOverNine Feb 2, 2019

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    On thursday night SVT was airing Antiques Road show (Antikrundan)

    There was an elderly lady with her late fiancées ´67 Speedmaster to learn more about the watch and get an estimated value. The watch has been tucked away for nine years and has very little wear to it.

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    It seems to be a 145.012 (serial 24951329) with original bracelet 1039, stamped 2 6 7. Original box but no papers unfortunately. She got the watch valued to 120.000 SEK (approx 11500 EUR). I'd say it's reasonable given the condition and it's most likely being a one owner watch.

    The show is available on SVTPLAY, although stating "only available in Sweden"

    Another spacerelated item was on the show. A Nice pin given to a schoolgirl in 1964 by Gagarin. He was visiting the school and telling about his work.

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  2. eugeneandresson 'I used a hammer, a chisel, and my fingers' Feb 2, 2019

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    Those pushers are short/fat like a 105.012...the SN could be from a 145.012 or 105.012-66 ...

    Edit : But if they opened it up then i guess they know the reference...
     
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  3. DotOverNine Feb 2, 2019

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    Yes, i'm sure. They didn't show it on the show though...
     
  4. abrod520 Feb 2, 2019

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    Replacement 105.012 pushers at that, so whoever they had service the watch either did not know the proper parts or didn't have access to them. Definitely not worth 11k+ EUR but cool to see nonetheless!
     
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  5. aprax Feb 2, 2019

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    If it is a 105.012-66 it seems to have replacement pushers. But otherwise it looks very good, pristine bezel, sharp case, intact lume on the dial, good bracelet (maybe one fixed link missing), clean movement, so I think 11k would be spot-on. If it's a 145.012 maybe worth a bit less, according to spacefruit's chart.
     
  6. nonuffinkbloke #1 Nigel Mansell Fan Feb 2, 2019

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    It may be the picture, but don't the pusher tubes look a bit on the thin side for a 105.012. Also there seems to be a lot more than 24 teeth on that crown??? Screw heads look very tidy on the 321 movement. ::confused2::
    (Just thinking aloud chaps)
     
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  7. Nla91 Feb 2, 2019

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    Even though it seems to be serviced with new pushers and crown it is a very attractive looking one! Looks barely worn.
    If it's a 145.012 - I agree, the valuation is too high...