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·Why are you showing 2 watches? The one on your wrist/in your hand and the one in the box?
Take care to not mix them up or have the seller mix them up!
Take care to not mix them up or have the seller mix them up!
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Having read a ton of other posts, I got somewhat discouraged by people shunning wearing a watch of this caliber regularly.
Why are you showing 2 watches? The one on your wrist/in your hand and the one in the box?
Take care to not mix them up or have the seller mix them up!
they are actually the same watch. Just more
/less light and different angles.
No, your second photo is a completely different watch (a much more modern Speedy). But most of us figured that out and ignored it.
Hi,
This watch looks great, still have fat neck pushers with original bracelet. Dot over ninety bezel in good condition too. IMO this is a great buy for you 30 bday. But I would not let them service it, you have to be very careful when some local shop try to service vintage speedmaster 321......if they replace anything, your value of watch will decrease a lot.
And last question, where do you live? 😝 lol
Thanks
Jeff
Nice job! Really great buy. Now you have bought it, which dealer was it? 😉 Might have a look at their website every now and then.
Haha I am still not sure I want to give up that information just yet - I have my eyes on a few Tudor/Breitling in their estate case that seem to be somewhat undervalued. I would like to get this Speedy an extract from the archives though. One local shop told me they need the watch sent in, but my understanding is that they only need the serial/ref. But, being from the USA - I know the process is not the same. Any tips for me?