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·Looks stunning. Although I am not a fan of gold watches, this one has a vintage look that, well, and as I said, stunning.
Quite expensive though....
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Quite expensive though....
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I get that gold is about $1300/oz and palladium is over $1500/oz, but that’s a lot of money. I suspect the same movement will be available in a steel-cased model at some point; maybe then.
I wonder how many put $5k at the OB only to find out it's a full gold model when they were expecting steel lol
The new 3861 movement looks nice, can't wait to see it standard on a steel Speedy
I have both the BA145.022-69 and this new one at home, and I have to say that the new one to me is nicer than the first one.
When I look at the 2 major anniversary LE speedies:
The 60th anniversary Speedmaster dial looks just like the original, except for an obvious differentiation - SWISS MADE above the minute markers.
This Apollo 11 50th anniversary gold Speedmaster dial looks just like the original, except for an obvious differentiation - Au750 inscription.
My guess is that Apollo 11 50th anniversary stainless steel Speedmaster dial will look like the 105.012-65, except for an obvious differentiation - some why-did-they-do-it kind of thing (for me anyway).
I am starting to think about a105.012-65, vintage version.
Correct me if I'm wrong but this is the very first "Speedmaster Professional" that doesn't sport either a 321 or (1)861(/3) right? So this is being seen as the "evolution" of the 861 - kind of a slippery slope. I guess to me when there were only 1014 of the original, and quite a few of those were never on the secondary market, and they sell today for not much more than what they are retailing this for... yeah I have a hard time seeing how they are going to move all of these. But what do I know? Not my cup of tea.
I still don't get the return of the 321, and not having it in one of the Apollo 11 LE models.
When I look at the 2 major anniversary LE speedies:
The 60th anniversary Speedmaster dial looks just like the original, except for an obvious differentiation - SWISS MADE above the minute markers.
This Apollo 11 50th anniversary gold Speedmaster dial looks just like the original, except for an obvious differentiation - Au750 inscription.
My guess is that Apollo 11 50th anniversary stainless steel Speedmaster dial will look like the 105.012-65, except for an obvious differentiation - some why-did-they-do-it kind of thing (for me anyway).
I am starting to think about a105.012-65, vintage version.