Here's two of mine:
Is one way to define "vintage" when the crystal generally changed from acrylic?
from different styles
Chronographe Suisse, late 50's or early 60's - Landeron 51 movement
Zodiac Chronograph, 1970's - Valjoux 7734
Here's two of mine:
Is one way to define "vintage" when the crystal generally changed from acrylic?
from different styles
Chronographe Suisse, late 50's or early 60's - Landeron 51 movement
Zodiac Chronograph, 1970's - Valjoux 7734
My "soccer watch"; it is a Yachtmaster variant I believe?
That Chronographe Suisse is sweet
I have a fair few, breitling Top times, Heuer
But I’ve been wearing this on and off
Early Omega 320 cal
Simple little thing
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Chrono Suisse - they seemed to have made quiet a lot - all the same style - just changed the "name" on the face - I believe they were made by a group of Swiss watchmakers for the Tourist market - just what I have read somewhere on the internet
never seem that Omega version before
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There’s not a watch in this thread that I don’t like.
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
Some gorgeous watches on display. Great thread!
Just the two for me.
145.026
and 176.004
The watch that started this craziness for me
But I do like a vintage Chrono (If someone can add a '95/'96 watch, these must count!)
M
Couple of my old timers.
Here are some, the few vintage that I have left
Late 1980s (vintage?)
Early 1980s
1970s
1940s
Dave
another couple of mine,a WW2 era leonidas and seventies bullhead...
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Not mega mega vintage but 20 years old. 90's vintage.
Lovely watches in this thread already!
Some 3017 column wheel chronographs.
another one of mine - Breitling Navitimer Airborne A33030 - 1995/6 - Only 38mm
Vintage Eulit Panama
More info here: https://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.p...oto-Comparison
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
I do like an old chronograph
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Breitling Top Time from the late 1960s:
And the 1970s 176.007:
3 vintage for me.
7733.
mid 80s ( is that vintage? ) Speedmaster
3017 Sekonda
Cheers..
Jase
humble avia.
Skyjack Stunning , never seen one of these before. Whats the caliber valjoux , venus ?
I keep looking in on this thread ,as there is some fantastic watches in here.
Speedy and a Ninja
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I have this
Here is my one and only , purchased recently at a Boot Sale [IMG][/IMG]
Some gorgeous older watches in this thread, especially the Omegas. Here's my 'older' chronos although I appreciate it's debatable as to whether the 90s is vintage by comparison to some of the watches on here (second attempt as Tapatalk wouldn't play nice with the pics).
1965 806
Sinn 140 (awaiting Simon Freese's attention)
Heuer 1550
Lemania 140 style
Heuer 510.511
Fortis Stratoliner
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A few Bunds coming up. Love them. Still have mine. Back in 2011 I posted a bit of info on them and a review if anyone’s interested
https://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.p...e-Modem-Burner
Dave
Some amazing chronographs in this thread!
Let’s start!
Lemania 5100 chronograph with a Lemania Dial. Shares the same case with the Heuer Audi sport...
The last Autavia with the calibre 12. Nice, subtle dial...
An excelsior park built using spare cases from the legendary zenith cairelli run
Tudor big block
Sinn ezm1, that took ages to find..
A nice Lorenz sub with the Lemania 5100
Coming on to neovintage...
Sinn 103 klassik
Tudor 79260p
Kobold polar surveyor. Titanium case, gmt and 24h indicator... on top of a chrono... proper toolwatch!
A TriBeCa since the Newman is out of reach!
Some modern that could as easily have been vintage
Speedmaster tintin
Speedmaster ST1
And finally the one that dominates my wrist lately and the best re edition for the year
Sinn 155
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I love a vintage chronograph!
Got a fair few here. You can see the Omega's on my site (link at my sig).
Here's one I haven't seen on here yet, Seiko's first chronograph, made for the Tokyo Olympics in 1964.
Cheers,
Neil.