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tuonor · 1 July 2011, 10:48 AM

Happened across this piece at Hodinkee...then got curious and dug up the watch on antiquorum here.

I'm sure this is old hat to some, but being newish to the vintage scene, why does the orange hand 1655 (the so-called mcqueen) command such a premium to four-line 5512s?

Also, does Mcqueen's 5512 have a service dial or something? Seems it has a feet first dial in a meters first vintage case.

1 July 2011, 10:48 AM	#1
tuonor "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Cali Posts: 152	the "real" mcqueen Happened across this piece at Hodinkee...then got curious and dug up the watch on antiquorum here. I'm sure this is old hat to some, but being newish to the vintage scene, why does the orange hand 1655 (the so-called mcqueen) command such a premium to four-line 5512s? Also, does Mcqueen's 5512 have a service dial or something? Seems it has a feet first dial in a meters first vintage case.

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