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georgeszaslavsky
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presenting you my speed 125 and soem of its cousins

Hi gang

Here are some photos of my speedy 125.All began in July 2001 when I discovered WUS  then Timezone but also who was the famous Chuck Maddox. After having browsed his site, but also exchanged mails longly with him, my quest for the speedmaster 125 with its original papers began. In 2003, a sign of luck appears, one of my favorite vintage watch shops located in st germain en laye sells one, I then phoned to the shop owner and bought him the 125. In 2011, I decided that it was time to give her a service and a second beauty. Charly serviced the movement completely, rebrushed the case slightly and also made  another specific screw for this bracelet because one of the original screws was broken.

But place to photos now:

Here are the papers of the two previous repris made by the previous owner as well as the international warranty and high accuracy certificate.

Here it is with its cousins the 1951 seamaster cal 344, the 1973 speedmaster markIV and the 1969 speedmaster markII exotic dial

I vividly recommend the speedmaster 125 for those who want a highly unusual and rare speedy but also one which one has a very important weight in watchmaking because it was first chronograph certified chronometer made by Omega in 1973. The 1041 powering this peed is vastly superior to the 33xx found in the broad arrow and its derivatives in terms of accuracy, durability and reliability.

enjoy

best regards

georges