The 3201 is a 3313 with the automatic and date functions removed, so not all that special really.
To me the enamel dial is what makes the watch expensive, at least if I look at the cost of a replacement dial anyway. That dial costs as much as a whole new Speedy Pro...and I hope for that price is it a true vitreous enamel dial, and not just "acrylic enamel"...
Okay just checked and the material code is QM for the dial, which is "Metal plate + enamel" so I'm going to assume that is proper vitreous enamel. Given the failure rates on fired enamel dials are fairly high, this would account for the cost being so high.
Cheers, Al
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