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Nicolas (amanico) recently encountered the intriguing Omega Speedmaster 'Teutonic' in person, a reference often seen in pictures but rarely in the metal. His post invites the community to share their perspectives on this distinctive Speedmaster, which represents a unique design chapter in Omega's history. This article synthesizes the community's insights, offering a deeper look into the watch's characteristics and collector appeal.
Prefer Soccer Timer style period to this but there is a stylistic connection to the AT Golf.
is Omega Speedmaster Teutonic , Cal 861 this watch is manual winding, very nice, Unfortunately, the most common problem with this model was that the numbers on its bezel faded
Likely I've found a speedy that I like 100%😎
Don't like too thick watches in general. Now that I've realized that I can live dateless watches my horizons have broaden
first option would be to find a new one, second option would be to remove the bezel and finish cleaning it with a mild solvent, and sandblast it with very soft cal 220 aluminum oxide because it looks like it has a sandblast-type finish, redraw the numbers and punch it again in serigraphy
. . . mainly in Germany. I'm partial to cushion case Speedies, particularly the Mk II, and wouldn't mind latching onto a Mk V under the right circumstances. I've seen several in the metal, and tried one on once. The version in your photo is the one to have, imho. Art
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