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Omega Speedmaster ref. 105.003-65 with lots of charachter on the dial, this watch is by no means mint. It is for the collector who doesn't mind a bit of charachter. An archive extract is included. I've owned this watch for over 3-4 years and never made any attempt to clear up the dial. It has been serviced less than a year ago and running fine. The watch comes on a 19mm vintage brown 'Tropic Star' strap.
Dial: Probably the most interesting feature on this watch, it changes under different lights and angles. There is hardly any 'black' paint left on the dial, it has completely turned brown with some stains on it. As far as I can tell all of the original print is intact. Majority of the tritium is still on the dial and hands but has partially fallen off almost every marker.
Case: Very strong, unpolished without any major scratches or dents but has signs of wear throughout, 'Speedmaster' logo and text still visible on the caseback.
Bezel: DON with a large scratch across the first quarter of the tachymeter and a very slight fade throughout the bezel.
Movement: Omega cal. 321, confirmed by an archive extract that the movement is original to this watch and sold to Canada in 1967.
Price: 7,500 USD
Contact: [email protected]
Located in Montreal, Canada (Canadian buyers are responsible for local sales tax)
Omega Speedmaster ref. 105.003-65 with lots of charachter on the dial, this watch is by no means mint. It is for the collector who doesn't mind a bit of charachter. An archive extract is included. I've owned this watch for over 3-4 years and never made any attempt to clear up the dial. It has been serviced less than a year ago and running fine. The watch comes on a 19mm vintage brown 'Tropic Star' strap.
Dial: Probably the most interesting feature on this watch, it changes under different lights and angles. There is hardly any 'black' paint left on the dial, it has completely turned brown with some stains on it. As far as I can tell all of the original print is intact. Majority of the tritium is still on the dial and hands but has partially fallen off almost every marker.
Case: Very strong, unpolished without any major scratches or dents but has signs of wear throughout, 'Speedmaster' logo and text still visible on the caseback.
Bezel: DON with a large scratch across the first quarter of the tachymeter and a very slight fade throughout the bezel.
Movement: Omega cal. 321, confirmed by an archive extract that the movement is original to this watch and sold to Canada in 1967.
Price: 7,500 USD
Contact: [email protected]
Located in Montreal, Canada (Canadian buyers are responsible for local sales tax)
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