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One of my favorite all-time Speedmasters!
I've always loved that watch, and almost bought it several times. While legibility is a big thing for me, I was (and am) always willing to overlook it for that watch. I also like the cream dialed model with blue hands and indices, but was turned off by it when I read that the hands are chemically blued and not heat-blued. I guess the Purist in me came out too much with that one.
thanks for sharing this beauty!
Moon phase Speedmaster "White/White" ...
Team, I have a few Moon phase watches from some brands but I'm concentrating on the 1866 Speedmaster Professional ones. This one is my "ugly duck", because of the poor legibility (white dial and white hands). Anyway, I consider it interesting because of t...
Pity for that legibility issue. There was a much better version ...
... released as limited edition, with an 18k white gold bezel and blued hands: This is one of the few watches I really regret having sold. Marcus ...
I have it...
Much better, but the best IMHO, is the Aventurine dialed: Cheers Nilo ...
One of my favorite all-time Speedmasters!
I've always loved that watch, and almost bought it several times. While legibility is a big thing for me, I was (and am) always willing to overlook it for that watch. I also like the cream dialed model with blue hands and indices, but was turned off by it...
I find it beautiful,
but I must get used to the broad arrow hands. Here is my one and only Speedmaster with blued pencil hands : Yours, Adam ...