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    This is one of my favorites....

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    Patina "in action". There is some 15 years between the two shots.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Nigeyp View Post
    some lovely patina...where is the distinction drawn between patina and damaged? just asking.
    when people sell them wanting more money its patina

    seriously though some lovely aged watches on here loving the blue face tudor

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    The dial is still pretty much OK. But the case is slightly knackered ;)


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    Just arrived today. As yellow as a duck's foot (from c. 1949)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan83bz View Post
    The dial is still pretty much OK. But the case is slightly knackered ;)

    wow.... that's some patina alright!!

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    Both regretably moved on now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan83bz View Post
    The dial is still pretty much OK. But the case is slightly knackered ;)

    Is this a watch you have found?

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    Great thread and some equally great old watches. For me, 'patina' is best when it is deep and crisp and even...here are a few of my deep and crisp and even ones...

    Maxi dial 5513...



    1983 16800...



    1974 1016...



    Not only Rolex...a beautiful 1940's Heuer...



    1950's pre Heuer Leonidas...



    1960's Carrera...



    And lastly, there's patina and there's patina....1981 1665...




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    ^^^ Very nice John, 1957 OD with a Roulette...

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    My old Exp II:

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    Quote Originally Posted by 11erv View Post
    Great thread and some equally great old watches. For me, 'patina' is best when it is deep and crisp and even...here are a few of my deep and crisp and even ones...

    Maxi dial 5513...



    1983 16800...



    1974 1016...



    Not only Rolex...a beautiful 1940's Heuer...



    1950's pre Heuer Leonidas...



    1960's Carrera...



    And lastly, there's patina and there's patina....1981 1665...



    Great collection!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 11erv View Post
    1974 1016...




    And lastly, there's patina and there's patina....1981 1665...


    These pictures are so dangerous for me. I KNOW from experience I'm not a vintage guy, but they always look soooooooooo good in photos...

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    Really enjoying these pics guys. Thanks!

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    Omega Speedmaster MK III from 1973

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    Beautiful Carrera,

    Let me know if you ever come to sell it.



    Quote Originally Posted by 11erv View Post
    Great thread and some equally great old watches. For me, 'patina' is best when it is deep and crisp and even...here are a few of my deep and crisp and even ones...

    Maxi dial 5513...



    1983 16800...



    1974 1016...



    Not only Rolex...a beautiful 1940's Heuer...



    1950's pre Heuer Leonidas...



    1960's Carrera...



    And lastly, there's patina and there's patina....1981 1665...




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    ' Show me your patina' - sounds as vulgar and suggestive as - Show me your wabi!

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    Beautiful Carrera,

    Let me know if you ever come to sell it.



    Quote Originally Posted by 11erv View Post
    Great thread and some equally great old watches. For me, 'patina' is best when it is deep and crisp and even...here are a few of my deep and crisp and even ones...

    Maxi dial 5513...



    1983 16800...



    1974 1016...



    Not only Rolex...a beautiful 1940's Heuer...



    1950's pre Heuer Leonidas...



    1960's Carrera...



    And lastly, there's patina and there's patina....1981 1665...




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    11erv,
    Don't want to quote your entire post but some really, really splendid examples there.

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    This humble watch got me interested in watches at age 12 (1969). At the time, I thought it was the bee's knees.


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    This little old baby....

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    And if you'll forgive me posting the Friday thread picture again - this is what 11erv has recently sold to me. That man has patina in spades!!!

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    Ummmmmmmm…. wonderful!
    Thanks, my dads birth year. You don't see too many about which is nice!

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    50s gentleman's 38mm dress watch



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