5 Reasons Why I SOLD My Omega Speedmaster Reduced [3510.50.00]

[@swampgumpharpy7977]

I have both in my collection. I've never considered one to be nicer or better looking than the other, nor have I ever thought of the reduced as an entry watch. Just a great watch that is increasing in value and looks great on the wrist. All very simple.

[@michaeledwardlenzi]

Your points for selling are well thought out. I will say two things: 1. The reduced Speedmaster looks appropriately proportioned on your wrist. 2. 99.99% of people would not notice any difference between the reduced and Pro versions. We watch enthusiasts make this up in our heads. People see general shapes and colors. The aesthetics of size and model are the bread and butter of enthusiasts. We look for reasons to sell one and buy another as if the logic is actually sound. It could be logical though. If I start digging ditches and my only watch is a Patek perpetual calendar, I would be justified in selling it, if I could only have one watch, and buying a G Shock. That said, if it was time for the watch to go then so be it. I totally get that. --Michael

[@sdm107]

It’s about time omega released a small professional !

[@vcrkm5222]

I bought a speedmaster reduced back in 2001. It was for 8000 French Francs at the time - about 1200 EUR or so. It's been pretty much my daily watch all this time and so this is where it's got it's sentimental value for me!

[@user-zb6ez4jl3u]

Any issues? And how much was a service? Thank you

[@mballant]

@@user-zb6ez4jl3u I also have had a reduced, since 2002, I paid about 800GBP new for it! Issues - Top chrono pusher fell off twice!

[@simonwright6882]

The service cost is something that puts me off chronograph watches. I inherited a 1962 speedmaster and I am considering selling as I'm scared to wear it too much. I also bought my bb58 this year and love it, great watch 👍

[@tomasinacovell4293]

You're cheap, it's not about the watch.

[@AnaCosta-sq7lo]

The emotional range of your puppy always cracks me up XD Wish you a great 2021!

[@Brandon-xo4pk]

To those who want the iconic look of the Speedy but have too small of a wrist to pull off the Pro, the Reduced is a great choice The size is perfect and it wears so slender on the wrist. I'd say its probably the only mechanical chronograph out there thats not quite vintage but has vintage proportions. While the service cost does take up a huge percentage of the cost of the watch itself...I'd just bite the bullet and get it done via Omega. It's a flat rate cost of $750 (same for the pro) and they replace all the hands, pushers and crystal too Dont regret mine one bit at all! Its a keeper for life and I dont think about the Pro anymore. Thanks for this video Oleg

[@SgtHooch]

Good video and I'm looking forward to your first impressions. After 10 years of really wanting one, I finally put down a deposit a couple of years ago. After learning that this reference was going to be replaced with the 3861, I decided to go for it. It is the most I have ever spent on a watch and cost more than my entire 4-watch collection combined. I'm not a rich guy and the price of the Speedy Pro always held me back. But, the events of 2020 cancelled a milestone birthday vacation in Europe and I finally thought, "What the h*ll. I do want to mark this birthday with something positive, after all of the negative we've had this year." I like your channel. Keep up the good work.

[@MrZanzibar123]

Interesting! Have the triple date. When I got it serviced by Omega last year, it cost almost as much as I paid for it used last century! Still can’t see selling it as it was my first cool watch, looks good on me, and I love all the complications. Thanks for the great videos!

[@Wingwangization]

Keep in mind that inflation has caused the spending power of money to decrease. 1 dollar in 1990 has as much spending power as 2 dollars today.

[@jadanga562]

I started my Omega journey with the 2022 3861 sapphire pro. Having had it for 2 weeks, I need the reduced 3510.50 hesalite to compliment its big bro. So rather than downgrading, I'm supplementing. Thankyou for your reduced videos, very insightful thoughts that I've added to my own.

[@arturpolonio]

The Omega Speedmaster Professional is the only chronograph in my collection, these days. Hard to find a more iconic chronograph! Happy New Year to you and Mr. Bond!

[@hathaway.1166]

What about the El Primero? Monaco?

[@arturpolonio]

@@hathaway.1166 It's a matter of opinion, of course. I believe, however, that even people who care nothing about watches know the first watch worn on the Moon. Don't take it too seriously, though! Cheers.

[@MichaelG1986]

My first "nice" watch was a Speedy Reduced back in the 90s. It had the same style OEM Omega bracelet and I found it to be a major hair-puller for me. It ended up shaving a perfect circle around my wrist. I switched to an OEM leather strap, then eventually sold it.

[@chrisg-gg2iu]

Happy New Year Oleg and Mr Bond! I’m definitely an Omega Speedmaster Professional fan. My current collection consists of Seiko/GS, Hamilton, Oris, and others. I’m trying reducing my collection from 46 to something more manageable and also so I can eventually purchase the Speedy Pro. I recently let go of a Hamilton Frogman and am selling another Hamilton. Also selling off my 2 Alpina Alpiners. With that I’m down to 42 and I’ll hopefully get 40 in the beginning of the year.

[@ColinLack]

Seagull 1963 is probably the chrono for me, for now, and eventually an Omega Speedmaster Reduced. These watches will be the correct porportions for my wrist. As for my collection, all I'm aiming to add is a watch I pre-ordered that arrives in February. Other than that, I'm not looking to add for now, unless I free up the money or 2 Hamilton's and a Longines that I want to purchase. Stay safe, and Happy New Year.

[@stevefox8605]

Can't fault your reasoning, look forward to seeing your replacement. Personally I think the Speedmaster Professional is the ultimate, so I'd go for one of those. Good luck watch hunting in 2021 everyone, have a happy and healthy new year 👍🏻👍🏻

[@notDonaldFagen]

I got my Reduced last January in part because of your vids. I'll stick with it though. Great size for me. I could probably pull off the Pro, but haven't actually tried one one. Maybe it's better than way for now. I feel like it would be a borderline size on me and I can't spend 5-6 grand for something that I may occasionally doubt the fit of.

[@mtiger5]

I love my reduced omega 3510 it’s my first watch and I purchased used. My first service was 750$ so you are spot on

[@HarryBunnGRVOTV]

I am wearing my speedy pro on a burgundy leather racing strap and it looks gorgeous.

[@alvaromarquez4427]

Currently watching this video with my 1995 speedy auto! Mine has a creamy patina, love it!

[@TS-qp6xv]

It’s been a while since you posted a new video. Hope you and Mr. B are ok!

[@danielgillrup9518]

I still intend to purchase this piece as my “birth year” watch sometime this year or next. Great vid.

[@watchthisspace2099]

Good on you for selling the watch and making money doing so. I just hope that the new owner of the watch is aware of what they are getting into.

[@nautaki]

I have this watch since 2007 (16 years!) wearing it daily and I have never serviced it. It works fine.

[@starfluke]

Pro is borderline on my 7.35” left wrist. Was tempted by a reduced I saw in a shop window a year ago but hesitated on the modular movement and offset pushers. My wife got me the pro on the gator with separately purchased speedy pro bracelet for our anniversary. Wear it all the time and keep polishing the Hesalyte. Still haven’t used the bracelet. Have it on the NATO from the box. This is my favorite NATO: so supple that I actually like the traditional NATO fold because it’s so unobtrusive on top of wrist, all business color, signed buckle and keeper. Omega gator strap is superb, under appreciated in my view. The signed deployant is in matching finish to the watch, signed, mechanically seamless, and deployant wings are LONG enough to slip the watch over my hand with NO fuss so I can better enjoy the wind off the wrist. Looking for the perfect rubber strap to complete the outfit. Needs to be 20 mm at the lugs and 18 to fit the Omega deployant I already have on the gator. I want the watch ends rounded to snug up to the case. Got a Strapie rubber but its deployant is short winged, mechanically insecure, painful to slip over the hand, and untapered so I can’t fit my Omega deployant buckle. My next chrono will be a 38 mm El Primero. The size is perfect for me, newest leather strap is curved at the lugs and snug to the case. The deployant opens wide enough to slip off but secure and mechanically smooth. I love the 4:30 date: readable without turning the wrist square. That 400 movement: high beat, first integrated automatic chrono. It’s 100M water resistance makes me feel less afraid it might get wet. Failed to move on a mint with blue dial, box, papers and extra bracelet to my continued regret. Happy New Year to you, your fiancé, and Bond. When are you going to announce a date? You won’t regret it. My speedy pro came on my 40th anniversary.

[@SoCalWatchReviews]

Great video, hope you get the chrono of your dreams! Happy new year to you and Bond!

[@LAVA1980]

I've owned this watch....I sold it, and my Omega Seamaster (Bronson) to buy my first Rolex.....i missed it and ended up re-buying a 3539.50.00....I miss the charm of the hesalite, but the bracelet on the 3539.50 is superior.....I ordered a red leather strap for it recently......for my 6.75" wrists this watch is perfect and my only chronograph. Good luck in your search and Happy New Year.

[@airkingben]

Don’t usually comment, really been enjoying the videos lately. Keep it up!

[@kevinwagner9934]

Happy New Year Oleg and Mr Bond 🥳🎉🍷😷🇨🇦

[@andrewd7586]

Hence I waited to buy the Speedmaster Professional. Absolutely love it & it will never leave my collection! All the best Oleg for 2021 & thanks for your vids over 2020, during a bloody difficult time worldwide! Cheers from Australia 🍻👍🏻🇦🇺

[@Valera_Scotland]

Congratulations on your new 1861 speedy. I'm a proud new owner of one too. And your videos helped me decide. It's an excellent watch. In fact it's exceptional.

[@guannan5085]

the zenith revival shadow is one of the coolest chronograph you can add to your collection

[@Samlowry27B-6]

Very interesting how much servicing costs.... well worth considering whatever watch you purchase.

[@triniboy05]

I contemplated purchasing the Zenith El Primero 38 but opted not too (so far) because of the anticipated hassle of servicing the movement.

[@nickbyrne1962]

Always very interesting to get the inside track on why someone decided to sell a particular watch - thanks for sharing your thoughts in such an informative, honest and incisive manner, Oleg. Happy New Year to you and Mr Bond 😎

[@RobinsWatchJourney]

Thanks for your hard work this year to put out high quality watch content.

[@mrlume9475]

Happy new year Oleg and Mr Bond! 2020 wasn't a good year for anyone, so fingers crossed for 2021. Reg the speedmaster, I was in the market for a Speedy Auto to add to my collection. However I was surprised by my wife who bought me a Speedy professional, big box etc for my 50th birthday. Its a cracking piece and a watch that I get many comments on. It has a unique back story and feels like your wearing a piece of history on your wrist. My advice would be to go for it, you won't be disappointed.

[@fortunatokosko]

Good video and good points! Was thinking about this Speedy reduced also myself. But right now I'm deep into the Seiko vintage chronographs with 6138 and 6139 calibers. Have several Pogues and a Panda... Such a fun pieces :)

[@stevenschoenfeld2331]

Have you considered a Sinn 103 of some flavor for your next chronograph? I just purchased myself a gift of the Sinn 103 limited edition in sparkling green with their new Concepto movement and I love it, but honestly, any of the 103s are great.

[@ALLinHerMovements]

First Omega in Space is one to check out. Good proportions.

[@MrDocmartin23]

Great video..I’ve been eyeing this watch for a while and also live in Vancouver this was super helpful!

[@TheSnickersnow]

I am the Tudor Chrono Type, I just ordered the S&G on the fabric strap which I think is very laid-back while the metal bracelet is too much with the gold. I can‘t wait for it to arrive. Good videos Olek, always nice to watch, keep it up 👍

[@manuelnegrete2168]

Oleg, glad to have you back. You are correct. As a retired realtor one of the first lessons I learned is that the home buyer is the person that determines the price of a home. Not the lender or seller. This applys to any product that is selling. Anyway welcome back my friend.

[@Jaycelestra]

Hey man it’s been a while since you released a utube video... how are you?

[@doyledoes9643]

Mr Bond cracks me up 😂

[@abv1986]

Cronos for me are quartz only. Don't want to deal with servicing. The only mechanical chrono I would go is a seagull 1963 as it would be cheaper to replace than service

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

I have the 1963. I’ve considered selling it but still undecided. It’s a cool, inexpensive watch nonetheless.

[@switzknight]

Many valid points. One that you left out for me is the design and proportions. They are all messed up in the reduced version. Just looks off.

[@perudolux]

The pro is too big for my wrist.. love my reduced

[@starfluke]

If it’s on the bracelet it might be worth a try on the Omega deployant gator or Omega NATO. Mine came that way. Happy with pro on my 7.35” wrist and I believe gator deployant is under appreciated. See my post above.

[@perudolux]

Sche1l I only like it on a bracelet

[@bboooobbyy]

This video had a great flow. Good storytelling

[@roamy3605]

Great Video Oleg! You gave 5 reason to sell this great watch but really only needed 1-2. You stated it perfectly. As a chronograph freak I just bought another chronograph (Victorinox Air Boss w/7750) for cheap. For the money a great watch. But at 42 mm and 15 mm thick it wears big (what I actually wanted). But now I'm selling it. Why? White dial and silver hands are difficult to see easily in low light. I know this rule but broke it again thinking the light green lume on the silver hands would make it more visible. But no. Don't be fooled! So now I need a little advice and may give some to you as well. I'm thinking hard about a Zenith Type 20 Pilot's chronograph with El Primero at 45 mm (a traditional size for a pilot's watch). Like you (7 1/2" wrist size) it's bigger than my 39-42 mm standard size I normally wear. So it's a tough call and I wouldn't mind your advice. I've also been looking at a new Type 20 watch from Airain. You might look at this watch, it's has some outstanding features (looks, manual wind, fly-back feature, movement). Just a recommendation for you to look at. Hey Oleg, by the way, my wife and I just got a new dog 2 months ago from our shelter after our Frenchy "Brie" passed away 9 months ago. She's 11 months old, 50% French bulldog and a mini-aussie mix. She's about the size of Bond (27 lbs) but looks more like a larger sized short-haired Jack Russel. She's a crazy good dog with more energy I've seen in a dog and jumps like a White Tailed deer when she's in the brush. Keep up the good work!

[@denis888red]

Nice video Oleg. Loving your enthusiasm. I've owned a Speedmaster Pro for about 20 years. Waxing and waning at times is part of the fun of collecting watches. And it's not always about and nor should it be about 'trading up'. I also own a Rolex Submariner...not to mention a hatful of other highly collectible pieces...but have just bought a Seiko Mini Turtle. Why? Because I think it's a really cool watch that also represents great value. Whichever way, keep up the good work my man and keep looking after Mr. Bond! HNY from the other side of the pond :-)

[@LymanPhillips]

I have my speedy pro manual wind - and I love it. I'll never sell it. It's the astronaut watch. I have it on a black NATO - which gives it a very tool look. I don't believe in automatic Speedy, so I can understand your pain.

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

It looks very cool on the black nato strap.

[@JTW3159]

this dudes to hung up on servicing his watch .ive had a omega for 30 years never serviced runs about 5 mins fast every 3 days ,thats part of its charm .i dont wear it to tell the time i have a smart phone for that its basicly jewelry and a old friend.

[@normang663]

Glad this video came up on my timeline. I almost pulled the trigger on this watch. Love omega nonetheless, beautiful pieces.

[@markplayford5836]

I picked up a Dan Henry 63 this year and although a Speedy Pro would be lovely that’s kinda scratched the itch. Not that I really need a chronograph anyway! Thanks for all the great content this year Oleg, all you You Tuber watch guys have kept up my spirits throughout. A very Happy New Year to you Mr. Bond and the future Mrs. Oleg. 🥂

[@Dr_LK]

The size makes sense as a negative, you should have known this in advance. This model is for guys with small wrists. Should have gone for the moonwatch right away.

[@robbstone5866]

Fully agree. There is an obvious reason why the Reduced has been discontinued. Sales for this model were low although the interest was based on a much lower price point compared to the Speedmaster Professional. In the end, you get what you pay for.

[@kenhendsbee3246]

Speedmaster Professional at this point would be my grail watch (which I haven't purchased yet). I just keep reading and watching reviews. Still contemplating Oris as the price for the Omega scares me a little, but I REALLY want it. Such an iconic piece and absolutely beautiful.

[@IUsedToBeAPygmy]

Thing is - my watch, unlike my car, doesn't need more Newton Meters of Torque that will accelerate me faster. A bigger engine really doesn't matter all that much anymore when acceleration and top speed are both limited to 1 second per second. If Engine A can do 1 second per second, and more Expensive Engine B can do better but will still be limited to 1 second per second... then Engine A will do.

[@chateaubullion2560]

I too sold my Reduced earlier this year but for entirely different reason. I already have a Speedmaster Pro so having both watches was somewhat redundant. I was not going to get rid of my Pro with hesalite crystal so the Reduced went. I bought my Reduced few years back with box and papers and in excellent condition for under $1700 so I didn't lose any money.

[@rileysamsom355]

When's your next video coming out Oleg? It's been awhile! Thanks for the bond nato strap. Made it all the way to NZ no problem! Hope all is well, with you and Mr. Bond :D

[@dennisk000]

I dont consider the 42mm an upgrade. I get the historic part of the watch, but lets face it..I am not ever going to the Moon. When I pay 8000€ for a watch I expect it to have at least an automatic movement, sapphire crystal, and at least 100m water resistance. The reduced had the perfect size, had sapphire crystal, was automatic, the only downside was the 30m wr which was compensated by the overal price.

[@Harry_16710]

Appreciate the explanation/video. Good luck with the upgrade!👍🏼

[@russellharris5072]

I go purely by the design,If it turns out to be an homage so be it.I don't care,as long as it does what it's supposed to do and looks great to my eyes..................................

[@shawnw8046]

I’m getting a full service on my reduced through omega because it stopped working. It will be just under $1000 Canadian. But it comes with a 2 year warranty..so great for resale (since I bought it 10 years ago for cheap)

[@acsolidus]

did you end up selling your reduced? or you still have it and going strong?

[@oliverpersson6090]

I think a lot of us who *can* wear the professional, ends up wanting the upgrade. Myself also started out with the reduced, and loved it; but since my wrists are big enough to wear the professional, I eventually upgraded. Both watches are great, but if you're wrists are big enough for the professional, I always tend to recommend it to people over the reduced because many of the reasons you mentioned in the video.

[@bigjoel360]

Thanks for making a video like this! It help me a lot, I was about to make a purchase on this watch but now I know that is not for me... Thanks!

[@gohpaul3089]

Happy new year 2021 cheers 🇸🇬 Singapore fans

[@explorerjlc1743]

5:28 you measure the diameter at the bezel. You dont include crown guards in diameter measurements. Hence its even smaller, like 37

[@d.fenestrator9529]

I prefer the service intervals of Vostoks. :0)

[@johncoyle8191]

Having to sell the speedy reduced to help fund the Rolex Pepsi is a no brainer . Beautiful watch . Although I prefer the coke . Happy new year

[@tristanhanselman6709]

Happy New Year’s Eve to you and Mr. Bond.

[@lucafwn]

I have a couple of affordable chronographs, but I realized I'm not a chronograph type. In the end, I tend to gravitate towards dress watches, or anyway "business casual" ones. If I had a Zenith El Primero burning a hole on my wrist, I would trade it for a JLC Master Ultra Thin or a Lange Saxonia. Still, your chrono wish list is a charm - best wishes with it, and I hope you enjoy your future purchases!

[@vascosaldanha602]

You're more of a dress watch guy. That's understandable, were what you want

[@scottsj4625]

Hi Oleg. I was close to buying a Speedmaster reduced over a year ago but I saw receipts on repair costs and ranging from 500 to 1100 USD I decided to not get it. I do not have a proper chronograph. I have a mechaquartz but that is not a real mechanical one and hope to get one. The regular Speedmaster professional is too big and heavy for me. I have a small wrist. I heard the Omega first watch in space but a little smaller. I don't have many details yet but maybe something worth looking into.

[@drwindsurf]

Thank you for sharing your thinking on selling this watch Oleg. 😊👍 Happy New Year 🥳🥂

[@h111551]

I have had numerous chronographs and am prejudiced in favor of native or integrated chronographs as opposed to modular chronographs. Similarly, I am prejudiced in favor of manual wind chronographs, preferably without a date complication. The iconic Speedy is one of the Professional references. Ironically, my current Omega is the 2014 Mark II reissue with the 3330 caliber which is a souped up coaxial Valjoux 7750 with silicon escapement and silicon balance wheel. I like form watches and love the particular bracelet. I would generally state that I find it hard to conceive of having a watch collection without at least one Omega to one’s liking. I have gone down the rabbit hole of multiple Parmigiani, Rolex and Grand Seiko references and I still find an Omega in the collection to be both quite satisfying and essential.

[@cnoevo99]

The AP Royal Oak Chronograph is also an amazing choice that you can keep forever and not look back.

[@weeklywash]

3 years later..What did you decide was the right choice?

[@chasfoster9895]

Have you ever notice a Dog and his Human kinda share a lot of characteristics? LoL. Have a great 2021.....both of you.

[@HorologyinSanity]

Great video. I loved hearing your thought process.

[@daneesaur]

Good to know the price appreciated 👌

[@aminreviews2311]

I love Mr. Bond. Happy New Year!

[@michaelfierman3256]

Happy new year and thanks for such great content this year Oleg 🥂

[@bking12762]

Dubois Depraz module went bad on mine. My watchmaker couldn't repair or replace. It WAS my favorite watch.

[@kdids]

Thank you for making this video. Im glad to hear your experience with the reduced. The Pro or the Zenith el primero would both be cool. OR even a new take on the vintage Heuer Cronos'.

[@robertkubis2799]

Was looking for a reduced Speedy in Berlin among the vintage dealers, and found a professional model for the price of a reduced. Love the versatility and originality of that piece. El Primero looks too colorful for my taste, and its dial is too busy.

[@till3737]

Which stores were you checking out? I'm from Berlin so would be cool to know :)

[@Treetopflyer777]

I have the speedy pro. Bought it about 13 years ago. It’s the only watch from that time I have left. It’s a forever keeper. I’ve been looking at the zenith el primero 38 chrono. Love it!!! I have a Zenith chronomaster triple date Moonphase already but that’s my “super dressy watch”. Rarely wear it. I’m in canada too. Where do you sell your watches? Happy new year.

[@starfluke]

I want to add the El Primero 38

[@pierremartin9048]

Bought a Zenith A384 revival......because it’s beautiful........gorgeous really. I’ve worn it maybe 2 hours. To me it’s too small for my taste even having it on my wrist at Calgary jewellers when I walked out with it. Know exactly what you mean, and I’m torn about letting it go. Best for 2021

[@jimt7292]

I have the same model, just picked it up recently. I think you points for selling it are legit. It is my first chronograph so we'll see how long it stays in my collection.

[@notDonaldFagen]

Most people it seems, just replace the chrono module. I heard you can order them for like 120$. Just service the time movement, I don't even use my chrono.

[@Pacific101]

Great video - I'll be watching more of your channel 👍 for those in the market for a Speedmaster reduced and something a bit different I'd recommend looking at the white dial 3510.20 from the early 90s. Essentially, a white dial version of the reduced but with a slightly cleaner dial. I purchased one from 1993 recently in mint condition and it's stunning - pics don't do it justice. Despite the exorbitant service cost I'll likely encounter one day I can't imagine ever selling it.

[@kennethl4172]

Happy New Year Oleg and Mr. Bond. I go to the German Watchmaker too in Yaletown.

[@ef4331]

Thanks for sharing.. Learn a lot from you 👍

[@andrewgiblin3468]

I prefer the Mark 40 to the reduced, I’d either have that or a proper professional. Excellent comment on the servicing costs Oleg!!

[@dandubois3529]

Good analogy with cars Oleg, never thought of it that way. Great move to sell btw. I think you are due for an upgrade. How about that Grand Seiko snowflake you seemed to like ? :) Happy New Year and take care. Peace out ✌🏼

[@kevorknourian5442]

You bought an awesome watch, Happy New Year

[@Bugster987]

FOIS is my Speedmaster of choice. Also like the Heuer 160th in silver. Think it’s a great re-edition if you like racing chronos.

[@jonathanhealey2492]

An interesting and informative video. Wishing you a Happy New Year.

[@craig2100]

Too bad Bond couldn't wear the reduce SM...

[@markodell2379]

I love chrono's, I never liked the dial layout on the reduced. I have owned 3 Pro's...I love them but always seemed a bit big, I prefer 38mm to 40mm. I recently picked up the 60th Anniversary Speedmaster and it is nearly perfect and so much different than the Pro but has all the DNA. I considered the Zenith El Primero 38mm but I don't care for the date, blingy bracelet and the fact WIS know Zenith but others don't and it would be hard to buy one right enough to sell it without a loss once I tired of it. The things we sell ourselves in why we keep or sell a watch. I found you based on your Black Bay 58 buying experience, I am waiting to pick mine up on Saturday...looking forward to it.

[@atzy89]

but the mercedes c-class amg does not exist only automatic ?? :D Happy New Year!!

[@kkmc808]

Great video! Also have a speedy reduced and from Vancouver. Could you share the places you visited for servicing. Thanks!