QUOTE(deriku @ Nov 8 2011, 03:44 PM)
For a quick comparison, a SMP chrono (not PO) retails at slightly less than 12k, a Speedy is 13k. A used SMPC may go for around 7.5k, while a late model of the Speedy pro may easily fetch 8k or higher. So I think both hold their values pretty much the same.
However I cannot say whether it is the same for the non-chrono SMP or the PO series as I do not follow the prices as closely.
Added on November 8, 2011, 3:48 pmCalibre 321 was the movement used by the pre-moon Speedy, up to 1968 or so. It was later on replaced by the 861 and then the 1861 which can be found today's modern Speedy.
QUOTE(Chinoz @ Nov 8 2011, 04:40 PM)
Wouldn't say it's the best, but it is the definitive one that went to the moon heh.
For reliability and servicing convenience, the c1861 (found in modern day 3570s) IMO would be much better.
Maybe a 3570 now and a ST105.012 sometime down the road?

thanks for the info again guys..hehe. after oogling at POs and speedys so much, decided to watch Casino Royale last night. im still happy there was no laser shooting out of it or anything like that.
well, for now i'll be checking out the 3570 for sure! hehee. thanks again
some eye candy..hehe