I think the watch looks fantastic.
But I hate the inconsistency of the Extract of Archives. A frustration!
Granted this is a 105.012 but at least it recognises the dial.
http://www.fratellowatches.com/speedmaster-105-012-66-racing/
That's funny... I was at the museum 2 days ago talking to the guys from the archives and they told me that there never found a "code commande cadran" concerning a racing dial... so where is that extract coming from ????
hey Fraenk
what's the story behind this piece?
what could you tell us where you did get this watch from?
simply found it at a neighbours garage nearby?
Here is another one just from today, not completely orignal (hands and movement) but nice dial
http://chronocentric.com/forums/chronotrader/index.cgi?page=1;md=read;id=62878
To be fair, what I think this is, is an omega serviced watch.
I have seen several 48m serial movements in 69 cased watches, and also in a MKII telestop- that was a crying shame as it was uncertifiable by omega. As indeed would this watch be.
I believe there was a time when omega swapped the entire movement at service, and replaced it with a 48m serial.
Here is one I owned and sold
Here is another I owned
Nice one! Thx for sharing! Very interesting that there are so many different hand-combinations....
But finally I love these racings!!
