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Old and Vintage
·Super!
Speedmaster 105.002-62 Identical Twins separated at birth but reunited after 51 Years
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bazamu
·Fantastic work! What countries were the two found in?
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Kringkily
··Omega Collector / HunterI believe one US the other Japan
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ginobi
·very interesting...
here my 105.002-62
the movement number is 20525372 only 5 numbers of difference and even more interesting it is that all 3 were sold in USA (OXG and ADJUSTED TWO 2 POSITIONS on the bridges)
Ciao, Gino
here my 105.002-62
the movement number is 20525372 only 5 numbers of difference and even more interesting it is that all 3 were sold in USA (OXG and ADJUSTED TWO 2 POSITIONS on the bridges)
Ciao, Gino
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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFMine is 20,520,258, its a non-US market one with unadjusted markings and no OXG stamp.
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oddboy
·Mine is a bit earlier...
...and a few others just for good measure.
...and a few others just for good measure.
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Queue
·Nice!
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BASE1000
·Very nice!! And again interesting to study how the tritium dial is slightly taller in diameter than the radium version
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Frogman4me
·Wow incredible pair. Patina is stunning on both! congrats
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rollingrevolver
·gorgeous stuff! it's been hard enough for me to find one..you've got two!