Very happy to have been able to buy back "my" 105.012-65 15 years after having sold it .... Pleasant duo with the current Speed ( hesalite version)

Omega Speedmaster 105.012-65

The “Neil Armstrong” 105.012-65. Case made by Huguenin Freres. I maintain that the cases of old know no modern rivals.

Wearing my 105.012-65, on the original bracelet.

My collection was missing a speedmaster. This one knocked on the door and I couldn’t resist letting him in. Omega 105.012-65 on the original bracelet.

... from circa 1966. Considering its serial number, I guess this watch is in the transition from 105.012-65 to 105.012-66. It came fitted with a wrong bracelet but in very nice condition ref 1116 with 575 end links correspond to later reference 145.012. I

On the 16 July 1969 at 13.32 UTC, a Saturn V SA-506 rocket launches from Kennedy space centre carrying the first men to walk on the moon. The crew of Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong would make history and open a new horizon in mankind’s qu

The tenth Apollo mission took off on the 16.04.72 and lasted for 11 days 1 hour and 51 minutes! returning home on the 27.04.72 On board were the Astronauts, John Young, Charles Duke and Ken Mattingly. Their mission, was the fifth moon landing and the firs

The ninth Apollo mission took off on the 26.07.71 and lasted for 12 days 7 hours and 11 minutes! returning home on the 07.08.71 On board were the Astronauts, David Scott, Alfred Worden and James Irwin. Their mission, was the fourth moon landing and the fi

His mission watch was 105.012-65 But clearly his own piece was a CB