The Speedmaster 125 is a lovely piece. Certainly no shrinking violet.Originally Posted by Stanford
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Snap. I'm over the "moon" with mine.My daily wearer for last couple months
Latest 3861 version sapphire sandwich
Bracelet is superb dare I say it wears like a jubilee rolex
Super comfortable
The one on sc at 4ks was a relative bargain when they 7500 quid now
Which version of the Mk2 is that?[IMG][/IMG]
Rio 2016
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My one and only Speedy. Slightly regret turning down the Ultraman version, but happy with this.
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Both watches are the same size (approx. 38.5mm) but the bimetal is thicker and looks bigger, Omega's version of the Valjoux 7750 inside, steel ones are quite commonplace but this bimetal version is rare. Obtained from US eBay circa 2007, watch dates from around 2002.
The Speedy Reduced 3510.50 was my long service gift from work in 2004 for 30 year's service. One of only 2 new watches I've ever acquired.
Neither get much wrist time but I still enjoy owning them.
That's a rare one
Speedmaster Rattrapante 3540.30
I like to call it the Ugly Duckling. Ha! Similar case as the X-33 first and second generation.
Still adore this one.
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I love the variation of the Speedmaster. All photogenic of course too, and it doesn't seem to matter which strap a Speedmaster is on; they all work.
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