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Here's my 1969 Speedmaster. I bought it from the original owner. He had advertised it as a '72 watch, but one of the pics showed that the back didn't have the 70's engraving on it. So I took a risk.
After I won it, the seller explained that he had bought the watch as a new watch in 1972. He couldn't find the original box, but said that it was a "Blue Moon crater box".
When the watch arrived I opened her up & it turns out the case back is stamped 1969. ( Year of the moon landing !! Yee Haa !! ). The bracelet is also stamped '69.
I could change the bezel , but I'm not going to. It's also original to the watch.
Not long after the watch arrived, I found the box.
Here they are :-
Steve
Hi Guys,
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