amanico
[JLC Moderator]
400012
Absolutely. And the funny part of the story is that both were luckily found. [nt]
No message body
Little visit at the Omega "Speedmaster" exposition in Paris
Hi everyone, For the 45th anniversary of the Apollo 13 mission in 1970, the Parisian Omega boutique of the Rue Saint-Honoré in Paris is presenting, from May 8th to May 30th, 13 vintage Speedmasters from 1957 to today. Beside a 1:1 Astronaut suit, the watc...
Naah, I already own a special version of the Vintage Railmaster, for the Pakistani
Air Force, and a superb vintage Seamaster CK 2913 -3. Best, Nicolas
Very nice presentation ....
To me, the Speedmaster goes beyond the usual "iconic" designation. Is a true mystery how a watch, with so few changes, keeps attracting everyone. Thanks Mark. Nilo
I agree
and the fact it has changed little by little is a very fine tuning. Thanks Nilo. Mark
Nice report, thanks for sharing it!
You won't believe it, but tomorrow I will pick up and add to my collection one of the 13 models.. Guess, which one will be that? Yours, Adam
Racing or Soyuz ?
Just guessing randomly. Congratulations anyway it will be something important for sure. Cheers, Mark
The first moonphase
I see now what you meant :) Congratulations Speedie, it is quite unusual with that feature and as it is a watch that has travelled far away I think it is appropriate. Cheers, Mark