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Old 3 September 2012, 01:22 PM   #1
jshepard
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New vs Vintage Speedy

Are there any differences, aside from the movement c321 to c1861, between the speedmaster that landed on the moon and the modern 3570.50.00? I'm talking aesthetics like in size, dimensions, material, weight, lettering placement on the dial, etc... Just curious, besides patina how can one tell from a picture between vintage and modern?
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Old 3 September 2012, 01:55 PM   #2
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Different bracelet, different chronograph second hand, different dial font, different crown profile applied metal vs painted Omega symbol, very slight difference in dimension (fraction of 1mm), caseback.
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