Speedmaster Limited Editions

Today’s the day where I finally get started on the LEGO Tintin rocket set. Of course, I had to slip into something appropriate. Thus, the Speedmaster in the Hodinkee 10 year version. So great to at last finding the time.

For the longest time I wanted a super-legible white dial Speedmaster, and the Snoopy 2 was that watch. The reason: the hands and markers are outlined in black and thus (unlike silvered hands) never fade into the dial in certain angles. I never pulled the

A piece of Cool, even if it si not my favorite Speedie. Best, Nicolas

A number of similarities between the Snoopy and white Speedy, although the quirky details of Snoopy are special.

and now there is a Mickey Mouse. 😂

It’s not a watch high on the priority list. I would have loved the second generation Snoopy but am not willing to pay the current market rate, apart from that i can intellectually appreciate many but they largely don’t work that well on my wrist and the s

Not the Hodinkee but the original Only thing that could be better …. 39mm , I prefer 42

For Monday, I strapped on my Hodinkee Speedmaster. A model that caused a bit of debate eåand LE fatigue when it came out. To me, it was a good way to finally get a Speedmaster in the collection while getting a souvenir from my time living in NY and enjoyi

50th Anniversary Apollo 11 Moonshine Gold - Speedmaster Moonwatch - Limited Edition - 2020. Picture by Hodinkee.

. . . twenty years ago new-in-box at dealers; not so much now second hand, much like the original Snoopy. Thanks very much for sharing! I'm still wearing the ref 2410 chronometer . . . . . . that's been on my wrist four consecutive days, losing ~ four sec