Reply With QuoteLooks seriously nice!
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Looks seriously nice!
Looks amazing!
Eddie I saw this being trailed on Facebook today. It looks simply stunning
Steve
Looks lovely Eddie 👍🏻
Very nice Eddie.
Very elegant, love it.
Dims?
From Facebook.
An update of the PRS-8 Richmond Spencer.
• 42mm, 46mm including crown.
• Unitas 6498 extensively modified with screwed Glucydur balance with Nivarox hairspring, swan-neck regulator, ¾ top plate with Geneva Stripes and blued screws.
• Alligator grain calf leather strap fitted with signed buckle.
There's a bit of a story to this. It started life as the Armstrong Siddeley which is my most unsuccessful watch ever. My accountant kept banging on about liquidating slow moving stock (annoying). I didn't think that reducing the price of the Armstrong Siddeley would make it moore popular so I decided to remanufacture as the Richmond Spencer.
The movements have been serviced, new dial, hands and caseback were fitted. I definitely paid too much for the highly modified movement and the Richmond Spencer is now priced at £485 which is £126.66 LESS than my actual cost. It's priced to sell because £50K in the bank is better than £70K of stock in the cupboard.
Whilst a Richmond Spencer may be made again in the future, it will never be made again to this specification.
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Is there anglage on the bridges? Thanks.
Yes.Originally Posted by grizzlymambo
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Looks great. I would go for this if I didn’t already own the first version!
Looks a great value watch (as usual, I suppose!).
M
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