So it seams I have been acquiring a few more Speedy's to add to the collection.

1st one....

Omega Speedmaster 'Eyes on The Stars' more commonly known as the Snoopy. Limited to 5,441 pcs these are gradually becoming more and more expensive. A few pics for you...









The 2nd is the Omega Speedmaster 50th Anniversary BIG box Limited to 1957 pcs, these come with the full tool kit, loupe, black leather strap with deployment buckle. Luckily this watch has never been worn and is in perfect condition.

Hand-winding chronograph movement with column wheel mechanism and Co-Axial Escapement for greater precision stability and durability. Free sprung balance, with hour, minute and small seconds hands, central chronograph hand. White rhodium-plated movement with Geneva waves decoration, circular-graining and gold-plated engraving.​

im pleased with the new additions and to be fair I think my collection is almost done.... Almost!

 

Nice additions - right up your alley! And I've been saying "almost done" for a few years now...

 

Thanks v much! There is 2 more I want, the Gemini 4 and the Panda - the Dark Side of the Moon is on order that completes it for me

 

Very nice.... but no Darkside yet?

 

it's coming deposit placed - good things come to those who wait

 

Thx v much! not had them on yet. The 50th is firmly staying in the box plus none are insured yet which I am s super keen on!

 

That particular limited edition also has the image of a bald man superimposed in the crystal

You have to look close but you can just about make it out

 

I attest that Darren is definitely not receding or b***

 

yep 100% not bald or receding! The pic is of the seller! I have not received it yet it comes Wednesday.

 

yep I'm hoping so to, the panda as in the Apollo 35th

 

Getting back to the main theme (and away from follicles), I am pleased to say that this little beauty will be mine shortly








I have to say this one sort of fell into my lap & great thanks must go to George for fixing it up. Like all good dealers, he knows his customers' weaknesses

 

Nice!!! Shame it was not in your hands on Thursday in kings cross! What u think to the cloth?

 

Haven't used the cloth much for it's main purpose, but it has been really useful as a top cloth in my watch box & for protecting the head when I've been changing straps & casebacks. Until now I've been using my wife's household micro-fibres - this is miles better.

To explain what we're talking about, Darren & I had a quick meet up last week (no jokes about King's Cross please) and he gave me a micro-fibre cloth to try out as a handling/light cleaning cloth.

 

Well done mate, George must be due for a restock again by now.

 

Beautiful Warren, but shouldn't that back say, "First Watch Not Quite Worn On The Moon".