gitche gitche ya ya, da da, gitchi gitchi ya ya here Mocca chocalata ya ya, Creole Lady Marmalade Voulez-vous coucher avec moi, ce soir? Voulez-vous coucher avec moi? This message has been edited by DrStrong on 2009-08-13 23:00:55 This message has been ed...
Isn't there a McDonald's in the plaza across the street- near the sex toy shop. LOL. The whole area became family-friendly. For some families, anyway...
Happy birthday for next week; always nice to spoil yourself a little. Chopard did some lovely work with this regulator dial. Congratulations and nice picture. Andrew
are of rose gold also and match the applied numerals (and the case). It is a nice attention to detail from Dornblueth which you have noticed. tempusfugit
...and a hint of melancholy at not being able to touch with my own hands, and admire with my hungry eyes! Your wrist shots are helpful though! They are the next best thing to seeing with my own eyes, and feeling the cool metal against my own wrist! Cheers...
Thanks Daos, pleased you like it. On my wrist since Tuesday. There is little accurate information available, but I think mid to late 1960’s. Internet chatter is that there were less than 50 of these produced in steel. I am trying to get more information f...
. . . and complex designs without a hint of fussiness. Almost every Minerva I've encountered exudes a sense a purposeful design, which partly accounts for my affection for the brand. Very, very nice, Andrew . . . cordially, Art
I have a similar one from a "no name" label called "Comor" with a similar movement as I suppose. My watch dates from my early days when my funds where quite limited. The small second at 9 o´clock also features a 24 hour indication, otherwise they look the...
Thanks Anaesdoc, Do you still have the Comor? Most of these triple date chronographs used the Valjoux 7X family of calibres with some variations including the moonphase and 24 hour indication. These movements were used in a variety of watches from Rolex, ...
..., but never looked into it ! Neither did a watchmaker :-(! As it keeps excellent time I did not bother to have it serviced until now. Best again, anaesdoc
Thanks. You have been keeping the Minerva embers glowing yourself. Let's hope we see a few more of them here, and that the Montblanc venture keeps the spirit of the company alive. Andrew
I'm a sucker for gilt/glossy dials...so when the dial is tropical ....it makes the watch even more desirable.... and having the Tiffany & Co. signature on a rugged 1960's divers' watch fits my definition of luxury: at least I can drop my watch safely in a...
...depends on his watch, chances are he's wearing a Rolex" ???? Reading that quote, it seems like the right time to air this shot again (with thanks and apologies to original poster, identity lost in the mists) - ;-) Cheers, pplater....
I’m a complete Rolex dweeb, Ryan, but I’m keen to learn more. One of you will have to do a post on the rainbow of Submariner colours produced. I know about the green anniversary model, but what is the history of this blue version? Very strikin...
Being somewhere with great natural scenery helps inspire my photography, I think. The Longines is such a photogenic watch, in black & white, or color. I love it! Cheers, Daos
my 3rd and hopefully last Omega seamaster 300 from 1964. it needs a bit of work, but thats why i bought it. more details and pics will be on Omega forum. Graham...
Very great untouch vintage SM 300... Please...Leave it like that...COOL... Like to see the ori conditions...REALLY... Congrats Best Chung This message has been edited by kbc.2222 on 2009-08-14 06:12:07
...and I thought the watch was designed to check another person´s pulse and respirations ! Stay normofrequent and do not hyperventilate then! Best medical regards, anaesdoc
Hi Oliver, I enjoyed your ‘before & after’ post on the Ref. 96 on the Patek Forum very much and it’s nice to see that watch over here today. You will have to show us a picture on your wife’s wrist – or perhaps it might look too good! Congratulations. Andr...
PP which grows on me. A few weeks ago I tried it in PT, but my prefered one is yours. To me it looks more balanced as the layout of the dial (3 & 9) fits better with the size of the movement. Cheers Oliver
I felt the same way the first post I ever saw on a Sarpaneva but it grew interesting with all the stories I have read. Some have called it a "new" moon but I think of it as a "melancoly" moon just as Stepon describes life in Finland when the sun does not ...
timeout.watchprosite.com We're not sure when it will be ready ... but soon as it is ready , first drive is direction "Place Vendôme" ... LOL ... ;-) ... sooo ... see ya soon .... Filip