I have seen three in windows now seen omega have put some more out on the market. Over 5k for a speedy with fake loom is a lot for money.
Not sure if these were/are hard to get hold off. Preston Duckworth in Bury St Edmunds have the full set in the window.
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I have seen three in windows now seen omega have put some more out on the market. Over 5k for a speedy with fake loom is a lot for money.
I had the Speedmaster and moved it on quickly without really giving it a go. There is a bit of me that wished I had hung onto it as they are growing on me more and more now.
Really tempted to pick one up.
The 60th is the new Tuesday.
As with many new releases, once the honeymoon period has passed and the flipping profits have been made, buyers take a more considered approach to the possible purchase and I think that with the 50th anniversary of the moon landing coming next year, that this may have taken some of the gloss off the 60th anniversary.
If you can pick one of these up at list, i certainly feel that in the long term you will have a significant piece in the collection. I feel that you are paying the extra over the standard Moonwatch purely on the historical significance of the speedmaster origins, as technically it has no improvements on the standard.
When you consider the list price of the DSOTM models, the 5k for a LE speedmaster is probably a better option. Personally I find the Seamaster 300 trilogy the best of the three, it seems better balanced in relation to the bracelet and clasp construction.
When these were first released at Basel 2017 I phoned the independent AD I have used many times, to put in my order (something I have never done before) and was told ‘no chance’ etc.
So I’m surprised to see these keep appearing in AD windows.
Berry’s seem to have them back in stock online too. Clearly stock is now easy to come by.
Great watch but not worth the £5k plus price, not vs a classic speedy, imo.
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