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Spartcom5
·Hey all I saw this at a shop today for $7000. Im just curious as to what reference this speedmaster is? It has a replaced pusher. Its also not serviced. No movement photos unfortunately.
What speedmaster is this?
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masteroftime
·I would guess that this is a 105.012-66 HF. Because of the wide-T dial, the press in pushers (seem to be service pushers), and lack of a CB facet.
Edit: you mentioned one pusher was replaced. The other seems like it could be original. The crown is a service crown and the bracelet is probably from the 1980s.
Edit: you mentioned one pusher was replaced. The other seems like it could be original. The crown is a service crown and the bracelet is probably from the 1980s.
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ZWD
·Ya i would agree, looking l like its visually narrowed down to a 66 HF.
Side profile of the case also checks out as a Mk2 66 HF.
Side profile of the case also checks out as a Mk2 66 HF.
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Dan S
·Why are we ruling out 145.012? I'm not seeing any wide pushers.
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ZWD
·The pusher tube to me read a little wider, but you’re right, could be!
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Seaborg
·105.012-66 HF, 100% sure.
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!Why are we ruling out 145.012? I'm not seeing any wide pushers.
I thought exactly that at first, but the square ended chrono started to come in with the -67/68 and the spear while not definitive is more suggestive of -66. There are those who study the lug side profile which maybe why they are sure. I haven't fallen down that particular rabbit hole as yet. Either way, $7K isn't a give away price for it in that condition, especially if not serviced. It isn't exactly a looker.
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SpeedyOne
·It’s a Speedmaster Professional. 😁
