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Condition
Good
Box
No
Case Size
42mm
Material
Steel
Complications
Chronograph
Year
1967
Papers
No
Dial Color
Black
Movement
Chronograph (Manual)
Condition
Good
Case Size
42mm
Complications
Chronograph
Year
1967
Dial Color
Black
Box
No
Material
Steel
Papers
No
Movement
Chronograph (Manual)
Listing TW-STJVQ2
$22,500
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Palm Beach, Florida
Description
The OMEGA Speedmaster was introduced in 1957, initially created for drivers in automotive racing. However, it would reach iconic status by eventually reaching spaceflight qualification by NASA amongst several of the highest grade chronographs of its era. This is a nice OMEGA Speedmaster reference 105.012. The reference 105.012 was the first Speedmaster with crown and pusher guards, garnering the “Professional” name on the dial for the case upgrade. It features a stepped dial, and an applied OMEGA logo. This is a very special OMEGA Speedmaster 105.012-66. The watch comes from the family of the original owner. Eric purchased it for his personal collection in 2021. It is powered by the highly admired calibre 321, which was recently re-released to the excitement of many Speedy lovers. The reference 105.012 was the first asymmetrical case to be released in the Speedmaster line from 1963 to 1966. The case was made by CB (le Centrale Boites). The case appears to be unpolished. The dimensions are 42mm in diameter with a lug width of 20mm. It is paired on a OMEGA 1116 bracelet with 575 end links which is original to the watch. The bracelet will fit a wrist over 7 inches. To learn more about the OMEGA Speedmaster, you can watch my ‘Reference Points: Understanding The Entire Lineage Of The OMEGA Speedmaster’ video and read the corresponding article. The watch does not come with box and papers. It was issued an Extract from the Archives, but we cannot locate the physical Extract. We have attached a photo below. We do not know the service history, but it is running well.
