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I had dessert and drinks with some extended family this evening,
Whom I have not seen in 8 years. One of the young men, a university student in Budapest, has developed a passion for watches. He is quite knowledgeable about watches and we could have spent all evening talking about them.
He was proudly wearing this Doxa, apparently from 1971, that was passed onto him by a family member. I think it looks great and he said I could share this photo with you.
This young man and our conversation made me have hope for a new generation of watch enthusiasts.
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I had dessert and drinks with some extended family this evening,
Whom I have not seen in 8 years. One of the young men, a university student in Budapest, has developed a passion for watches. He is quite knowledgeable about watches and we could have spent all evening talking about them. He was proudly wearing this Doxa,...
Not about this particular watch…
But Doxa was one of the few Swiss brands that had an active presence behind the Iron Curtain, so I am not surprised that the gentleman from Budapest had a Doxa. Used to be the ‘fine watch brand’ in former Yugoslavia as well - there were hardly many altern...
