Hello everyone!

Thought that I would ask for some advice or tips as I have been hunting for a Speedy Tuesday for a hot minute.

I am trying to find number 2012/2012. I have been trying ebay, watch sites etc. Any places that you all might be able to suggest?

 

You're looking for the model with the serial number 2012 (out of the 2012 made)? I don't think you're going to find it, sorry.

 

I’m looking for number 2013 out of 2012.

 

PM sent.

 

The chance that the owner of number 2012 is here on OF is pretty slim. And is it ST#1 or ST#2 you are after?

 

I’ve been searching for one as well, but don’t care about the number. It appears that the ST1 is getting harder to come by as of late....

 

Yes, the Ultraman is still relatively easy to find but the ST#1 is getting scarce and the price keeps going up. I bought a pre-owned one last August for a pretty good price from a dealer here on OF, now they are $5k higher in the marketplace.

 

Its possible to source a BNIB ST1. I've seen one being sold in my country's watch trading platform. Wont come cheap though, USD 15k

 

Haven’t seen a ST1 for sale private for a good few months.
13 or so on Chrono24 for sale

 

Is there a Speedy Tuesday registry anywhere? Post on every watch forum asking if anyone knows who has #2012 / 2012. Tell them you will pay any price for the watch and who knows, you may just find it.

 

I don't even know what Speedy Tuesday is and I now own 2 vintage speedmasters

 

Vintagespeedmaster.com in the UK have one.£8350.

 

Are you looking for ST1 or ST2? And what part of the world are you located?

 

He's looking for a SPECIFIC ST1. He wants the last numbered edition

 

It's bonkers what's happening to the prices of these.

 

No chance of finding it. Hard enough finding an St1/St2 as it is.

 

But what’s happening ?

 

Plenty of them on Chrono24. Ultramans (Ultramen?) are around $10-12k, and the reverse pandas are a couple grand more. Of course, I don't have that kind of money laying around, but...

 

Just a reminder that these watches (SpeedyTuesday, TinTin, Snoopy etc) often do not sell anywhere near the posted asking prices.
There is a crazy trend lately to post watches obnoxiously high just for fun to see what happens. Chrono24 is incredibly unrealistic. Their price trend charts asking prices, which are often dealer ads that don't necessarily even have the watch in stock.

 

Would you say the same about their Rolex prices? I mean 11 ST1s vs hundreds of any particular Rolex reference should give a different statistic, but if this is the ‘across the board’ behavior then it should also be across the board.

Edit: I did a quick search of the 116600 ... 12k ~ 25k (CHF). That’s huge variance. ST1 is 11.7k - 13.3k (CHF)...quite confusing.