102nd Auction
2020/6/29
Lot 202
Omega "Speedmaster Professional", Movement No. 24959149, Ref. 105.012-66, Cal. 321, 42 mm, circa 1967
A vintage wristwatch with chronograph, 30 min. and 12h counter, auxiliary seconds and extremely rare pulsation bezel - so called Moonwatch II, produced on October 3rd, 1967 and delivered to France - with Omega extract of the archives and additional original tachy bezel
Case: steel, single step screw back with Speedmaster logo, anti-magnetic protection cap, Hesalite crystal, "Omega" buckle. Dial: black, applied metal logo.
Omega’s reference 105.012 was the first Speedmaster in an asymmetric case and with the designation "Professional" on the dial. It was also the first Speedmaster to use tritium for the luminous mass, which is identified by the signature "T SWISS MADE T" at 6 o’clock. Reference 105.012 was produced from 1963 to 1967 and is also known as "Moonwatch II".
The overall condition of this timepiece is remarkable. The matte black dial is immaculate, the luminous mass of the indexes and the hands has acquired a beautiful patina over the years. The steel case shows some very slight scratches that are appropriate for its age - the engraved logo and the seahorse on the caseback, however, are deep and perfectly preserved.
A vintage wristwatch with chronograph, 30 min. and 12h counter, auxiliary seconds and extremely rare pulsation bezel - so called Moonwatch II, produced on October 3rd, 1967 and delivered to France - with Omega extract of the archives and additional original tachy bezel
Case: steel, single step screw back with Speedmaster logo, anti-magnetic protection cap, Hesalite crystal, "Omega" buckle. Dial: black, applied metal logo.
Omega’s reference 105.012 was the first Speedmaster in an asymmetric case and with the designation "Professional" on the dial. It was also the first Speedmaster to use tritium for the luminous mass, which is identified by the signature "T SWISS MADE T" at 6 o’clock. Reference 105.012 was produced from 1963 to 1967 and is also known as "Moonwatch II".
The overall condition of this timepiece is remarkable. The matte black dial is immaculate, the luminous mass of the indexes and the hands has acquired a beautiful patina over the years. The steel case shows some very slight scratches that are appropriate for its age - the engraved logo and the seahorse on the caseback, however, are deep and perfectly preserved.
Sold
estimated
9.000—15.000 €
Price realized
8.800 €