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Omega Speedmaster 105.012-66 HF on an auction!!
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bassem abadan
·Thanks Guys!
Really pleased with the watch, and not sure what to do with bezel?
I kind of like it (right now...)...😀
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hansaboy
·A wristshot to show you the bezel in action!
The score is about 50-50 regarding keeping or changing...😁
The score is about 50-50 regarding keeping or changing...😁
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bassem abadan
·Every Omega Man is complicate in many ways one of is My self
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Ron_W
·The score is about 50-50 regarding keeping or changing...😁
The bezel shows age which to me is not a big problem, and it looks nice enough. But a better one would make the watch look even nicer i agree, as a match to the very nice dial. But at current prices of € 1500 - 2000 or so for a good bezel i would not bother and from great case/dial/bezel you have 2 out of 3 !
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mountainunder
·I have never thought about the numbers before...?
And I looked at some other 66 HF´s...
Anybody knows why...??
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drose224
·Great watch. Wrist it up and enjoy it.
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140dave
·+1 for changing the bezel, I can live with fade and scratches but big chips would keep it off my wrist most days.
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bassem abadan
·Keep as is and wear it
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sheepdoll
·Bezels are always the bane of these things. They tend to take the full impact in daily wear and while mowing the lawn.
I opt for keep the bezel.
Been a while since I posted picture of my mutt. Which seems to be an 861 transitional from 1970 with the wrong back on it.
I keep thinking the chips at the 400 abd 275 are worse than they really are. This watch got a lot of wear in the 1990s. The crystal is also scratched between one o'clock and 7 o'clock. And the lume is falling out of the hands.
Still it is what it is.
Recently I bid on some similar parts. Hoping to perhaps get a breeding pair. Was not to be. These seem to be the hardest watches to breed. So I envy those who can breed them.
I opt for keep the bezel.
Been a while since I posted picture of my mutt. Which seems to be an 861 transitional from 1970 with the wrong back on it.
I keep thinking the chips at the 400 abd 275 are worse than they really are. This watch got a lot of wear in the 1990s. The crystal is also scratched between one o'clock and 7 o'clock. And the lume is falling out of the hands.
Still it is what it is.
Recently I bid on some similar parts. Hoping to perhaps get a breeding pair. Was not to be. These seem to be the hardest watches to breed. So I envy those who can breed them.
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Caselock
·Very nice find! I would leave bezel as is... very wearable!
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hansaboy
·I also would like to share pictures of the buckle that came with the watch!
Thanks @mac_omega and @SOG53 !!
And still 50-50 from the Forum about the bezel...😀
Thanks @mac_omega and @SOG53 !!
And still 50-50 from the Forum about the bezel...😀
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bassem abadan
·bezel keep as is enjoy it ,mid age scares must be