Directly from Outer Space!!
Some selfies taken in the outer space by my friendly and cute Astronaut who took my Speedy ref 105.003-64 from 1964 (Ed White) for a ride in his little space craft! Have a nice week end friends! Cheers! Abel...
Lol! Yes, it lived a tough life indeed! The original crystal has many thin spider cracks...
... but I preferred to leave it as is, at least for the moment. Glad you like this shots playing with the little Astronaut doll I brought for my grandson from my recent visit to the Smithsonian Air Space Museum! Un abrazo y buen fin de semana mi querido a...
Yes, stay with this watch as it is, you'll see later.
Polishing the plexy is not a major offense. Un abrazo. Nicolas
Looks like a real piece of History.
Nothing better than a watch that had a great life. Thanks for sharing. Bill
Thank you Bill! Yes it looks it had an intense life...
... and its many little marks add to the charm and intrigue of these pieces. My pleasure to share it here! Have a nice week end Bill! Abel
amazing spot
that watch can bear the rough condition. It is really suitable to exit in the extreme environment. how long have you wore it
Thank you so much Leighapfraise! Yes this watch is tough! I bought just a copuple of ...
... years ago. It was in this same condition. Working ok. I have decided to leave plexi as is, I only gave a buffing with polyglass to the plexi, but has many many hairlines on it, possible for the tritum effect and little bangs may be. It got the origina...
Getting a 105.012 in the recent past ranks right up there . . .
. . . with the best moves ever! Speed-y fever?
Lol! Art! Yeah! Speedy fever it is! Saturday night or...
in any other day of week! Thank you! All the best dear Art!! Abel