Very readily available - usually at least one on the Omega Forum Sale Board at any one time. One dealer (not AD) seems to regularly have 2- 3 at a time.
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Very readily available - usually at least one on the Omega Forum Sale Board at any one time. One dealer (not AD) seems to regularly have 2- 3 at a time.
I'm very unkeen on this Snoopy - an aesthetic failure in my view. But worse than that, 'everywhere it goes' there's woe. On other forums there have been so many posts about disappointment regarding...
I bought a Portuguese Chronograph via Chrono24 from Royal Trade, Turin, last year. All was good and I feel that Chrono24 is a good intermediary for some kinds of deal/price range. Good luck with...
Are you selling your Tintin dial please? - I'd be a buyer.
I'd never heard of them until your post. Have just had a look at the website. They are offering a 3570.50 Speedy for £10,000!!! Astonishing. In fact one has to wonder if this is an April 1st...
This was my dad's - late Seventies I think.
http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn39/davidbuckden/SmallOris_zpsqmojgoxg.jpg
I'm attaching a pic of the inside of the rear cover of my 30T2. As you see, the stampings normally seen on the outer face are there. Can anyone tell me please if the WWW data is stamped on the...
Terrific thread and nearly every watch posted highly desirable.
They are great - and the new straps suit very well.
That's far too stylish in that dynamic blue - why did you have it resprayed? Don't you like beige?
[/I][/I]And that watch. Isn't a Timex good enough for you?
The worry would be if the seconds sub dial on your chronometer comes in handy when noting the speed rather than the quality of your performance.
I am an artist with an especial interest in prints - www.davidbuckden.co.uk and davidbuckden.wordpress.com. Your Heuer collage looks very good to me. I'd suggest you concentrate on composition...
Yes, excellent feature and a very interesting blog. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
Now looking for my fourth! (3rd is gold).http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn39/davidbuckden/TheTwins_zpsjgspn3rn.jpg
It's like boring through a mountain with a...
It's like boring through a mountain with a carrot.
- Walkerwek - that is a magnificent turn of phrase!
BTW - I've used Autosol on my (mildly) scratched 3570.50 glass with good results.
I really look forward each month to the main Watch auction at Fellows. I usually find there are half a dozen things I'd like, but I'm a stingy bidder, so have only bought one item so far: this...
Quartz didn't happen until I was already in my twenties. For a while it was trendy to have one, showing yourself as an advocate of new technology; we had tried to be the same about the advent on the...
Thanks for the endorsement - glad to hear you're very happy with it.
It is hard to really understand why there's not more enthusiasm for the brand - the watches are well designed - and distinctive...
I used the Trusted Checkout recently - amount was around 5,500 euros. For the transfer my bank charged me £30- not too bad, but beware that you may lose more in the transaction by dint of the...
I'm surprising myself, but I think this is really good.
I think it looks good - sorry I don't know about the size issue.
I too am very interested in a Chronoswiss (with moonphase) currently. For looks and value it's fantastic, but something holds me...
Suit each other perfectly - looks excellent.
Bought an IWC Portuguese from there via Chrono24 in June - everything fine and quick delivery. I do think it worthwhile to pay via Chrono24 if you have any doubts about the individual seller.
I've not had my 3570.50 long - still getting a glow of satisfaction just looking at it. Strange that such a widely respected watch is such very good value for money and there is such a range of...
I have had only one WF transaction and it was fine. Crucially, I'm not too far from Maidstone so was able to go and inspect the watch (Speedy) prior to purchase. As well as being able to really...