Ed White 321
It has spent much of its life on leather, role playing as an FOIS; satisfying putting it back on bracelet today. The movement just never gets boring to look at, a bit of a case of “Business in the front, party out the back!”
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Neil
Aussie watch collector with a passion for primarily retro inspired modern Omega, Tudor and Seiko watches, mostly divers.
Brisbane
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6.75” / 17.15 cm
𝘛𝘩𝘦 best modern Speedie by a mile I reckon - and if Roger Smith says the 321 is his favourite movement I ain't gonna argue!
Sensational watch.
👌🏼
𝘛𝘩𝘦 best modern Speedie by a mile I reckon - and if Roger Smith says the 321 is his favourite movement I ain't gonna argue!
Sensational watch.
👌🏼
I like T Mosso’s praise for it, “Chronography” was the term he coined. Has a certain ring to it.
I’d happily trade this for the Canopus Gold 321 with the onyx dial! I’d say that is an unrealistically excellent version of a modern Speedmaster.
I like T Mosso’s praise for it, “Chronography” was the term he coined. Has a certain ring to it.
I’d happily trade this for the Canopus Gold 321 with the onyx dial! I’d say that is an unrealistically excellent version of a modern Speedmaster.
... you know as I was writing 'The best …' I thought of the full gold, but as you sort of said, there's the best and there's the Canopus Gold. 👍🏼
Gorgeous watch, grail watch status, how thick is it?
That is a gorgeous movement!! 😍
Gorgeous watch, grail watch status, how thick is it?
It’s 14.1, wears very comfortably.