CK 2998-5

The watch was sold on January 17, 1962 to Japan. It was one of the first "more serious" vintage watches that I purchased (a long time ago). Cheers, HSTE

… on some NASA stuff …. oh, and on a period correct vintage JB Champion bracelet. Cheers, HSTE

2915-1, 2998-3 „Lollipop“, 2998-5 and 105.003-64 „Ed White“. Cheers, HSTE

Have a great week ahead! Cheers, HSTE

...for some shots. I actually photographed each of my Speedy‘s individually in the same setting. A small selection for you guys here. Hope you like it. Cheers, HSTE 2915-1 2998-3 Lollipop 2998-5 105.012-63 ACP 145.022 Chocolate 145.022 Hackett

... dressed up for the group foto, there is a strong element of "showing off" but eh: that's part of the fun. I am glad there is a "panorama" function on the iPhone, this was the only way to capture them properly (3rd picture). They're all gone now, but I

...1) 2915, 2) 2998 Lolli 3) 2998 Chocolate. But then of course we all know that it is all about having the three of them. If we take it back to the rusty level, it would look like this (no chocolate in this series): 2915-1 2998-5 2998-3

As zephyr49 said, the big difference is the hands: Dauphine-style on the 2998 vs white baton hand on the modern one. By the way, the three counters of this 2998-5 have already the baton hands. Only the 2915 and the early 2998 had small dauphine hands for