amanico
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Omega Speedmaster ST 105 003 from 1963.
A very charming one, from Brevetwatches. 
I like the " starry " patina of the dial, contrasting very nicely with the warm indices and hands.
That's one I should have grabbed, but, once again, I was too late.
Enjoy.
Nicolas
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Omega Speedmaster ST 105 003 from 1963.
A very charming one, from Brevetwatches. I like the " starry " patina of the dial, contrasting very nicely with the warm indices and hands. That's one I should have grabbed, but, once again, I was too late. Enjoy. Nicolas ...
I've never had the bug either . . .
. . . but this one is fetching. The Alaska Project would likely be #1, however. M4
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Speedmasters have never floated my boat either. When I see one in the wild it doesn’t have that wow factor like reverso, RO, daytona etc. but thats just me.
Lume may be retouched, Nicolas. Not entirely sure of it, but . . .
. . . that wouldn't put me off even if true, so long as the price was right. Best, Art
I see photos like this and wonder why I ever flirt with new model Omegas.
Thanks for sharing it.