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After all these years my first speedy.
Picked up my first speedy yesterday a complete set unworn with stickers speedy racing from 1997. Love the size of the reduced case think I’ll prob source a bracelet if they’re still available.
Congratulations
A very uncommon honeymoon you would have.
Your new speedy and first one, is calling that i sit in the same boat.
Being openly a Omega fan without a speedy. Albeit i am just collecting in my first years, i have a good reason.
Another good reason, i like a speedy with a very high demand, prices sky high, AD’s with sold out stock.
The new snoopy anniversary. So it go to take years to get that special edition.
Maybe a forgotten nsa nasa which pop up after decades like your speedy.
We’ll see. I want a Breitling Navitimer and a Hublot Big Bang, so i want not to much chronographs, because i like to keep all not to much.
Have great wrist time, see yah.
Your new speedy and first one, is calling that i sit in the same boat.
Being openly a Omega fan without a speedy. Albeit i am just collecting in my first years, i have a good reason.
Another good reason, i like a speedy with a very high demand, prices sky high, AD’s with sold out stock.
The new snoopy anniversary. So it go to take years to get that special edition.
Maybe a forgotten nsa nasa which pop up after decades like your speedy.
We’ll see. I want a Breitling Navitimer and a Hublot Big Bang, so i want not to much chronographs, because i like to keep all not to much.
Have great wrist time, see yah.
This is such a unique and cool Speedy
I’ve never seen this one in pictures. Was it a limited edition and/or region-specific release?
Great choice either way 👍🏼
The first Michael Schumacher speedmaster
This watch (yellow dial/red hand) and the accompanying red dial/yellow hand version were released to commemorate Michael Schumacher signing with Scuderia Ferrari. There were of course many Schumacher speedmasters after, but this and the red started it. Other variants, such as the blue dialed CART version(back when CART and Indycar had their divorce) followed, but of all the various “racing” iterations, these are my favorite.
Thanks,
Brian
Thanks,
Brian
Wow, these are both very special.
Thank you for the additional history on these pieces!