Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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We don't see many because . . .
. . . relatively few were made. It's the scarcest of all the original 300M references by far.
In a sense it's the SM equivalent of ref 105.002, the last of the straight lug Speedies. Perhaps one could assemble a two-watch themed collection with both of these.
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Omega Seamaster 300 ST 165014.
The last of the vintage straight lugs Seamaster 300. From roughly 1962 to 1965. Credit photos: Antiquorum. Very close to the CK 2913 and 14755, the main difference being the baton hands. Getting all the Seamaster 300 " straight lugs " is something which c...
We don't see many because . . .
. . . relatively few were made. It's the scarcest of all the original 300M references by far. In a sense it's the SM equivalent of ref 105.002, the last of the straight lug Speedies. Perhaps one could assemble a two-watch themed collection with both of th...
My recollection is that 105.002 was produced only for several months . . .
. . . before giving way to 105.003. It's exceedingly difficult to find . . . I've only seen one that belonged to a collector.
The watch in the poster, 165024, mentions a 42mm case?
Interesting case size for that time as the 165014 is a 39mm. I guess my SMP 300 and at 41mm was scaled down eh? 🙂 ...