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Omega. A Very Fine and Rare Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch with Bracelet
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Omega. A Very Fine and Rare Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch with Bracelet

Signed Omega, Speedmaster, Professional, Movement No. 24'957'639, Case Ref. 105012-66, Manufactured in 1967

已結束2015年12月15日

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Omega. A Very Fine and Rare Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch with Bracelet
Signed Omega, Speedmaster, Professional, Movement No. 24'957'639, Case Ref. 105012-66, Manufactured in 1967
Cal. 321 mechanical movement, 17 jewels, metal dust cap, black dial, applied OMEGA symbol, luminous baton numerals, outer fifths of a second divisions, luminous baton hands, three sunken engine-turned subsidiary dials for constant seconds, 30 minutes and 12 hours registers, crystal etched with OMEGA symbol, tonneau-shaped water-resistant-type case, black bezel with tachymetre scale calibrated to a maximum of 500 units, fluted lugs, screw back with engraved seahorse logo, SPEEDMASTER and O inscription, OMEGA crown, two round chronograph buttons in the band, stainless steel semi-expandable OMEGA bracelet stamped 1039/516, deployant clasp stamped 3 67, overall approximate length 7.3 inches, case, dial and movement signed

42mm diam.

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Accompanied by an OMEGA Extract from the Archives confirming production of the present watch on 9 September 1967 and its subsequent delivery to USA.

The reference ST105.012 came out in early 1964 with a new shape of case in order to protect the pushers and the crown of the Speedmaster. With this reference, OMEGA decided to change the signature on the dial with the “Professional” inscription, visible from the start of its production, the first quarter of 1964. The present watch features a case made by La Centrale Boites of Bienne (Switzerland), noted by a “CB” logo on the inside of the case back. It features unusual twisted flat lugs only found on this reference from this case maker.

An example of the reference 105.012 is illustrated and described in OMEGA, A Journey Through History by Marco Richon, 2007, p. 602.