singingbee
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Finally my Speedy Teutonic is back from a long spa in Switzerland!
Just collected my Speedy Teutonic from complete service from my local Swatch service centre after nearly 4 months. The initial plan was to sell it and use the money to fund for another more “normal” chronograph. But after wearing it for awhile, I start to have second thought about selling it. Honestly I still find it quite unique and attractive. And although its 44mm, it somehow wears quite comfortably and sits low on the wrist.
Finally my Speedy Teutonic is back from a long spa in Switzerland!
Just collected my Speedy Teutonic from complete service from my local Swatch service centre after nearly 4 months. The initial plan was to sell it and use the money to fund for another more “normal” chronograph. But after wearing it for awhile, I start to...
Very cool and collectible
I understand your thoughts. I also have a couple of pieces that are not necessarily the most beautiful but are very interesting and strong designs. I also consider letting those go but keep having hesitations about selling.
I was actually thinking of selling this to fund the 50th anniversary Speedmaster with enamel dial and co-axial manual winding movement.
But still considering because this piece is really quite unique and striking.
Yes in terms of aesthetics, definitely more striking and unique when compared to the usual Speedmasters.
But I wish it could be a tad smaller. Then it will be perfect.
