Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch "Black and White" - History, Unboxing, and Pricing
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Tim does a deep dive into the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch "Black and White" 310.30.42.50.01.004 in this episode of Collector's Guide. He discusses the history of the Speedmaster's origins into it becoming the iconic Moonwatch, leading us to today's modern 310.30.42.50.01.004. He covers all of the technical details of the watch and its functions along with what someone could expect to come with it inside its boxed set. Finally, he discusses pricing and alternatives if you want to know what else is out there in the vein of this marvelous Omega watch. Check out the entire guide for all the details!
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0:00 Intro
0:24 History
1:38 How Does It Look?
3:08 Standout Features
4:29 Box Set
5:05 Fit and Feel
5:43 Who's it For?
6:39 Alternative
8:39 Outro
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