Vintage
. . . to the paradise garden." [ Chez No's backyard, last night] Been laid up for the better part of the week with gout, and recuperating at my parent's place since. (It's a single-story house, among other advantages.) Unable to walk comfortably for more than a minute; went into the backyard for a b
. . . in contrast to the usual 16 jewel version. Not quite a chronometer, but special nevertheless.
Hope your on the mend Art as we need you fit for WristScan this weekend π»
From a commercial in Germany. I think it hits the nail on the head...
...A beautiful watch to accompany you in these painful process... and agree with your ramblings about time pass. These oldies survive the ups and downs of our life and survive generations. Part of their charm... and their mistery. And of the attraction we develop for them. Feel well soon my dear friend!! Abel
An especially lovely work. And I haven't seen many posts that include video references, so that's a good thing to have learned from your trouble. A beautiful garden, a trusted (Omega) companion, and really fine music⦠hope the pain leaves you soon. Do you ever listen to Brig Fair, or The Florida Suite? Perhaps you already know that Delius's father wanted him to be a businessman. In 1884 (he was 22) he was sent to FL to manage an orange plantation. But soon after, he neglected his duties (becomin
Sorry you need one, though. Best wishes for a prompt recovery.
This thread is active on the Omega forum with 32 replies. Share your knowledge with fellow collectors.
Join the Discussion →
