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I have just released on Youtube a video discussing this watch:

This is a 145.022-76 that came to me from a collector recently.




This watch is in near original specification. When it arrived, it had a DO90 bezel that I replaced with one from my stock.
The hands are service, Superluminova items. I will be looking for a solution to this. The choices are to replace with vintage ones from parts, or to take these hands and replace the lume with tritium.
When I put the serial into www.ilovemyspeedmaster.com I get an estimate of manufacture date of November 1976.
If you want to buy one of Paul’s fabulous openers, send him an email :
Mr.Pahawi@gmail.com (note the full stop after “Mr”)
Finally, here is a link to the YouTube Video
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