Reply With QuoteLike the pics! Congratulations on getting a DN as well 8)
Hi,
i proudly present the "new" DN in germany.
Here are some pics from my baby !
Like the pics! Congratulations on getting a DN as well 8)
Dave E
Skating away on the thin ice of a new day
I'm very surprised to see 160/200 sold. :shock:
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Great pics and a fine capture well done very surprised it was sold though :o
Paul. 8)
Yes,my friend,i catched it !!! :DOriginally Posted by swanbourne
Pardon my ignorance, but what is so special about Dreadnought No. 160/200? Is it the ID of the seller/owner or the price it went for?
The ID of the seller.
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Nice one ghost dog.
Here's my new to me DN
I forgot to add it's waiting for its GMT brother patiently. :)
Surprised also, like if I sold 135.Pardon my ignorance, but what is so special about Dreadnought No. 160/200? Is it the ID of the seller/owner or the price it went for?
While I do appreciate how very special the Dreadnought is and how highly prized these legendry watches are? there is one thing that stands out each & every time I look at a photo of one, even though I have checked the specification of this BIG watch??.
..and that is that it looks like a small movement in a big case.
Please forgive my blasphemy and don?t banish me from this forum. :roll:
I?m pleased to see from the initial drawings that the Dreadnought GMT has a slimmer insert between the crystal and bezel and a correspondingly larger dial, which to my novice eye looks much better than the original Dreadnought.
Congrats for you !Nice one ghost dog.
Here's my new to me DN
This is a real watch for winner ! :D
But the problem is that the GMT comes out when you are old and wise !!! :shock:While I do appreciate how very special the Dreadnought is and how highly prized these legendry watches are? there is one thing that stands out each & every time I look at a photo of one, even though I have checked the specification of this BIG watch??.
..and that is that it looks like a small movement in a big case.
Please forgive my blasphemy and don?t banish me from this forum. :roll:
I?m pleased to see from the initial drawings that the Dreadnought GMT has a slimmer insert between the crystal and bezel and a correspondingly larger dial, which to my novice eye looks much better than the original Dreadnought.
Congratulations I hope that you enjoy it.
Here's mine.
Hi,
if anyone is interested in my DN,please let me know !
The price is 2100 Eur. :wink:
:shock:
john
THIN is the new BLACK
Congrats! Love the pics. Very creative!
Cheers,
Bruce
pdr, you may be dragged screaming over burning coals for your blasphemous comments:lol: :lol:While I do appreciate how very special the Dreadnought is and how highly prized these legendry watches are? there is one thing that stands out each & every time I look at a photo of one, even though I have checked the specification of this BIG watch??.
..and that is that it looks like a small movement in a big case.
Please forgive my blasphemy and don?t banish me from this forum. :roll:
I?m pleased to see from the initial drawings that the Dreadnought GMT has a slimmer insert between the crystal and bezel and a correspondingly larger dial, which to my novice eye looks much better than the original Dreadnought.
a big/heavy case/thick armoured crystal is required for withstanding the terrific pressures when diving deep
of course, this means 'the list' is inaccurate now that roger doesn't own 160/200 :roll:
john.
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