Reply With QuoteAh, now that's the way to do things. Given the description of the work they did, and the fact that that they still have many of the parts, they certainly got my attention, and my respect.Originally Posted by abraxas
Best wishes,
Bob
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1. Zenith - Italian airforce jet pilot chronograph
http://nawcc-ihc-mb.infopop.cc/eve/ubb. ... 7751065441
2. Laco "FL 23883" 1942
http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=8186
john
THIN is the new BLACK
Ah, now that's the way to do things. Given the description of the work they did, and the fact that that they still have many of the parts, they certainly got my attention, and my respect.
Best wishes,
Bob
When the new company was started (a few years ago) they made a complete watch from parts and auctioned it for charity ... or something.Ah, now that's the way to do things. Given the description of the work they did, and the fact that that they still have many of the parts, they certainly got my attention, and my respect.
Best wishes,
Bob
Until recently, I don't think there was any demand for spares. :wink:
john
THIN is the new BLACK
Nice B Uhr....and a nice bf109 too.
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