Reply With QuoteCorrectly identified.Originally Posted by Gavbaz
Awesome collection!
Few more stragglers here.......
......lets not dwell on the ones that left the building over the years!
Correctly identified.
Andy
Wanted - Damasko DC57
This thread reminds me of the first watches which grabbed my attention, chronographs. Only 2 vintage ones in the current collection:
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Great couple there, i have always loved the Pogue i might have to get one!
This thread reminds me of the first watches which grabbed my attention, chronographs. Only 2 vintage ones in the current collection:
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My dad gave me this many years ago. It's from the late 40s apparently.
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Just this old Cauny 7733 left now. Can't part with it though.
Just the one vintage. 1971 911
Just this old Picard 7750 serviced last year by Paul.
And with its younger brother.
I'm wearing this today
7734 powered MOD
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It does if you use the outer bezel correctly, you can time up to an hour in minutes and seconds.
Cheers,
Neil.
My Arsa:
Nice Speedy !
Here is a Swiss watch in Swedish branding. This is NOT a Russian watch.
Exacta was a Swedish retail brand made by Svenska Urdepoten in Malmö. They used movements from AS, ETA, FHF among others.
You mean...My Arsa:
"My Arsa!!!!!"
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Beautiful, have looked for one for years, very nice!
A few of mine;
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Old photo but one of the classics IMO.
Some stunning watches on here iv been living with just dive watches for far to long i need to get a few vintage chronographs back in to my small collection again 😐
Is the spring bar in place correctly, on the image it appears that the end link is out of place.So many gorgeous watches so far, too many to pick out individually.
My contribution:
Speedmaster 376.0822:
More later:
The end links have 'lugs' on the reverse and so can't be much "out of place".
What appears to be a less than perfect fit is a combination of several factors: the angle the picture was taken at, the shadow, the relationship between the curves of the lugs and end pieces.......and what is not a perfect fit
With most of these watches that I have seen, and in most of the pictures of them, the fit is not as well designed or as tight as might be expected on more modern bracelets.
Must admit Ive seen Bongo's collection in person and it really is as impressive as it looks!! What you see in the pics is just the tip of a horological iceberg!!!
Chris
7A28-7040/49s inc. JDM versions plus 7A38-7070s
Thank you. Coming from someone with a Speedy Grail, ZUZx2, SAAF, Bund SR...that's quite a gathering!Beautiful, have looked for one for years, very nice!
A few of mine;
The watches in this thread show why I prefer vintage watches. The sheer amount of variation with manual and automatic movements from Lemania, Valjoux, Landeron, Seiko and Citizen, and also the high quality Seiko quartz chronographs is far more interesting than the current situation with just the ETA 7750 at the lower end of the chronograph market.
Couldn't agree more Dave.
Cheers,
Neil.
Was just about to post the same thing.Couldn't agree more Dave.
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Great thread! Here are a few of mine...
Superb collection :)
Fabulous Omar, except for that tatty old bracelet on the 2446. I'll happily take it off you for a nominal fee.
Some corkers there ;)
Agree.
This thread has thrown up some amazing watches/collections.
Got a few. Here's one I haven't seen on the thread so far
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Fantastic. particularly like the one middle top. If you get bored with it....
Oh gosh, so many nice watches....please stop.
Thanks! I'm afraid that's staying put for now
A couple of mine.
Awesome.
Just the one vintage. 1971 911
A Seiko Pogue, Speedie MK2 and a Seiko Bullhead.
IMHO some of the best value 70's Chrono's.
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Doh Bullhead upside down! Sorry for the insult Seiko boys.A Seiko Pogue, Speedie MK2 and a Seiko Bullhead.
IMHO some of the best value 70's Chrono's.
Some of mine
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