[MellyVinelli]

Haha! It certainly does have that effect on people. My mind was set on a 3570.50 tho. Happy wearing!

 

[NielsZ]

I've got this Speedy since the end of April '12 and posted it in a seperate thread but apparently haven't posted it in this one, so here you go:

It's a Speedmaster Apollo 15 40th Anniversary



And the caseback looks like this.



I have been very happy with this piece, it's the flagship of my rather small beginnerscollection.
It's an honour to belong to the Speedmaster Club. ;-) Thanks for showing your beauties guys!

 

[scrooge]

That's a good looking watch! |> I'd love to hear what you think of it.

My second Omega, but my first Speedmaster. I'd like to get my hands on a caliber 9300 speedy one of these days as well =)
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[arkolykos]

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[Ausman600]

New addition...

 

[Spiki]

New arrival, 145.012-67

 

[garydusa]

"Greetings" ...and joining the club on my first post!
By far the best and most appreciated watch in my small collection....

My 3570.50: shot today through a Jewelers loupe on an IPad2

And "Memory lane" (3 months ago) @ the "Omega Boutique": The moment of sizing and that first wrist shot!

 

[Connoistre]

Joined the club today. I should have done this sooner! Such an iconic and comfortable watch. This thing will be constantly fighting the explorer for wrist time.

 

[gkirk78]

That's a good looking watch! |> I'd love to hear what you think of it.

I love it. i was a tiny bit concerned about the 40 mm size, but it fits my wrist perfectly (my PO 8500 is 45mm in comparison). I love the movement also. ive heard many complaints about the F Piguet based 3313 movements, but the 3330 in the SMR is based on the Longines L688 column wheel chrono, with a coax escapement and silicon balance wheel to boot. its definitely my new favorite.

 

[scrooge]

I love it. i was a tiny bit concerned about the 40 mm size, but it fits my wrist perfectly (my PO 8500 is 45mm in comparison). I love the movement also. ive heard many complaints about the F Piguet based 3313 movements, but the 3330 in the SMR is based on the Longines L688 column wheel chrono, with a coax escapement and silicon balance wheel to boot. its definitely my new favorite.

Cheers! I think that a visit to my local AD is in order soon. Need to get a second and maybe a third look on the SMR.

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[TimeConsumer]

After much lurking and drooling at the Speedy pics, I finally decided to join the club:

3570.50

I was initially set on sapphire, but after seeing them side by side, I couldn't pass up the look of the hesalite. Also, due to some recommendations from other forum members, I was able to find a GREAT DC-based local AD. Could not have been happier with the overall process.

I've been reading through all of the strap threads, and I already have a Hirsch Modena (dark brown) + RHD deployant on order. I think the Speedy on leather will be a good complement to the sportier PO, and I'll post pictures once all is installed. Any other suggestions or advice for a first-time owner?

 

[jlondono77]

My Flagship watch

 

[Spiki]

Recently acquired 1967 145.012

 

[dasmi]

I don't own a Speedmaster, and for the foreseeable future I won't, but one day... It's just a beautiful piece of design.

 

[pullupj8]

A little late with this post. One of my older watches (2010) Speedy Date.

 

[RFFG]

 

[Rpcody]

9300. Boss.

 

[Kristjan]

*moved

 

[RFFG]

Switched to black.

 

[AmbSteve]

Here's mine