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Speedmaster 125 almost restored -
Over the last year or two I have been restoring a speedmaster 125, until now most of my movement parts have been supplied by cousins uk ( at great expense) - I finaly get down to fitting the dial/hands having rebuilt from scratch a water damaged cal 1041 that Omega boutique uk said could not be serviced or restored ( now running*, ok fair enough it was not viable and cost me a fortune but what the *ell 
and the parts are no longer available from cousins or anywhere else, so for the past 6 months I have tried in vain to track down a dial and hands. I am a few hours work away from wearing my 125 for the last 6 months, how frustrating is that! - If anyone can help?
* running but not accurate - good enough for me!
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Speedmaster 125 almost restored -
Over the last year or two I have been restoring a speedmaster 125, until now most of my movement parts have been supplied by cousins uk ( at great expense) - I finaly get down to fitting the dial/hands having rebuilt from scratch a water damaged cal 1041 ...
if your doing it yourself you should be pleased with the timeframe
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