I read somewhere that the Speedmaster reduced got it's name because it has a reduced number of complications. Compared to other Speedmaster automatics, it doesn't have a date. I can't remember where I read it. Is this something that sounds reasonable or it it completely bull?
After all, it's very different from the normal Speedmaster but it seems most think it got it's name just because it's smaller.
Cheers,
Ketil
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