October 5th 2020 - Snoopy Celebration

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Oh I meant Apllo 17 40th.
That’s what I’ve mentioned in my original post. Apollo 17 40th anniversary is the one. And I’m not sure there is another one with current market price below MSRP. Except A17 40 😀
 
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Here it is. Taken just now.
Thanks. What’s different between the normal Speedy and this one?
 
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That’s what I’ve mentioned in my original post. Apollo 17 40th anniversary is the one. And I’m not sure there is another one with current market price below MSRP. Except A17 40 😀
I guess I got confused back there. Too many limited/anniversary editions multiplied by all the apollo missions.
I personally wouldn't mind owning this weird coin speedy but I've never seen it in person.
 
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I guess I got confused back there. Too many limited/anniversary editions multiplied by all the apollo missions.
I personally wouldn't mind owning this weird coin speedy but I've never seen it in person.
I saw it a few months ago at an AD in Antwerp. Still listed on their website for €6.2K (truly NOS) with 2 years warranty, quite strange they don't give the current 5 year warranty. The invisible subdials are to me a turn off.
 
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I saw it a few months ago at an AD in Antwerp. Still listed on their website for €6.2K (truly NOS) with 2 years warranty, quite strange they don't give the current 5 year warranty. The invisible subdials are to me a turn off.
Everything seems to be invisible with that design. But I think it's quite unique. It'll be a conversation starter for sure. However it may not look good on the wrist. It's like wearing a big a*s coin that tells time.
 
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Everything seems to be invisible with that design. But I think it's quite unique. It'll be a conversation starter for sure. However it may not look good on the wrist. It's like wearing a big a*s coin that tells time.
Yeah it truly is a unique speedy in the collection but I'm not brave enough to take a gamble.
 
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Thanks. What’s different between the normal Speedy and this one?
Not that much. Commemorative caseback and A17 styled watch box. Certificate of limited edition with LE number of course.
 
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I saw it a few months ago at an AD in Antwerp. Still listed on their website for €6.2K (truly NOS) with 2 years warranty, quite strange they don't give the current 5 year warranty. The invisible subdials are to me a turn off.
I bought mine year ago BNIB at AD with a nice discount. I paid 4.880€. The price went bit higher since then.
 
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Yeah it truly is a unique speedy in the collection but I'm not brave enough to take a gamble.
To be honest my only motivation was to complete my collection. Honestly same situation with A11 50 - I didn’t like the watch much but if you collect Apollo missions watches, you literally have no option but buy it ::facepalm1::
 
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To be honest my only motivation was to complete my collection. Honestly same situation with A11 50 - I didn’t like the watch much but if you collect Apollo missions watches, you literally have no option but buy it ::facepalm1::
Luckily I'm not collecting, only buying what I like.::rimshot::
 
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Oh so true, so very true 🙁
Eat drink be merry men and women for tomorrow we all die and you only live once as you only die once so open your wallet, hand over your credit cards and carry on (with the buying)
 
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Eat drink be merry men and women for tomorrow we all die and you only live once as you only die once so open your wallet, hand over your credit cards and carry on (with the buying)

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I bought mine year ago BNIB at AD with a nice discount. I paid 4.880€. The price went bit higher since then.
Do you actually wear this one out? If I had a collection of Apollo Speedies, this one would never see the wrist.
 
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Do you actually wear this one out? If I had a collection of Apollo Speedies, this one would never see the wrist.
I don’t. But I actually wear only two (145.022-69 chocolate dial and white Snoopy) watches from entire Omega collection. Sometimes I wear vintage Rolex as well. But it’s like once a month. Most of the wrist time gets my Garmin Forerunner because of the training functions - measuring heart beat rate and blood oxygen saturation, which helps a lot while you’re in a training mode. And you need to wear it constantly to get proper results. That’s the reason why my mechanic watches are getting so less wrist time. But it doesn’t make me sad. I enjoy having the collection itself. And I lead my little daughters to understand what are the mechanical watches and why we have so many while not wearing them. They don’t get it. So far. Yet. My wife either. 😁
 
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And I lead my little daughters to understand what are the mechanical watches and why we have so many while not wearing them. They don’t get it. So far. Yet. My wife either. 😁
Hahaha. I hope your wife hasn't googled what some of your watches are currently going for right now.
 
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Hahaha. I hope your wife hasn't googled what some of your watches are currently going for right now.
Wouldn't mind to be a fly on the wall when she finds out.🍿