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For sure. I let only 2 or 3 pieces go from my collection, each year, to be able to get some pieces I am running after for a long time. [nt]
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A last picture of my Mathey Tissot Chronograph.
It left my collection some months ago for a very nice home. Which doesn't mean that I didn't like it. 38 mm case, which blends elegance and character, a top dial, and a nice movement ( Valjoux 22, if I remember correctly ). These vintage chronographs are ...
Always hard to let the love one go
But If you have a new one to hunt, it will be happy ending story. Collector's circle of life Ron
Ummhhh.. That is a nice one, a very nice one.. Remember pretty much how great it was, even on my wrist.. ;))
Thx for the great pic. I guess, you made someone very happy.. Well.. Best, hs
It is always hard to let go a nice piece like this one, but I am sure you did it for ...
... a good cause! I wish you´ll be rewarded with a lot of joy and enjoyment from the new piece this watch helped to fund my dear friend! All the best! Abel
Home sounds like happiness and enjoyment for the family ...
You\'ll get it back ... In the world of horology IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING
C'est la vie ! But choosing is renouncing (A. Gide)
As you said, if it goes to a nice home, and if it is to raise funds for a new dream watch, then no dramatic harm But that chrono was damned nice ! Cheers, Mike
I know, but I am happy to know that its new house is beautiful.
And my targets are worth some sacrifices, indeed. One to come at the end of this year, the second to arrive before next spring. My wallet is dead.