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Back to the 105.012-65
Very happy to have been able to buy back "my" 105.012-65 15 years after having sold it ....
Pleasant duo with the current Speed ( hesalite version)
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Back to the 105.012-65
Very happy to have been able to buy back "my" 105.012-65 15 years after having sold it .... Pleasant duo with the current Speed ( hesalite version) ...
What a great story
I recently came across a fully serviced 105.003.65 and it was tempting but it had brand new hands and a brand new dial which gave it a completely different feel!
Congrats on your reacquisition
Aesthetics differences aside, how do the 2 varieties differ in terms of wearing experiences? Thanks
With all due regard for the prior incarnations, it's ref 105.012 . . .
. . . where the characteristics of Speedmaster design are defined. You're fortunate indeed to welcome yours back to your collection. Best, Art
