Jay (Eire)
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Live (almost) from New York City
Oct 20, 2018,17:27 PM
Earlier today we had another little Purists GTG in New York City. Thanks again to Mike for leading the charge and pulling everything together. While last time around we did have a few Purists who made the trip all the way from the West Coast (and again today) I think special mention should go to our visitors from Argentina and Japan.
Again the lighting left a lot to be desired so please excuse the poor photography of what were some fantastic watches.
Coming in hot, some enamel (with a custom power reserve I believe) from Czapek. I've seen a few Czapek's previously but this was by far the most impressive. What this picture doesn't capture is the case design, and the brushed and polished finish which makes for a great overall look.
And just for balance another variation on an enamel dial. This time Seiko's Shippo Enamel.
Vintage anyone? A superb Omega Chronmetre which is old enough to be my father, perhaps my grandfather!
Another piece of vintage Omega, this time not quite as old. Flightmaster, a personal favourite of mine.
There was a table, and we did manage some table shots. Someone, you know who you are, was smart enough to use the light on their phone which helped the situation immensely.
Some Lange goodness, more later, and one of the best modern Grand Seikos.
Cough, cough, just sitting there minding its own business a vintage Rolex heavyweight. Ref 5508 from 1958 I believe. A real marvel.
5645, 6155 Special and 6156 Special vintage Grand Seiko, and out of focus just a Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon.
GP, JLC, PP, Rolex, vintage Omega, Gallet. Everybody and everything is welcome, the beauty of watch collecting is in the diversity on this table.
There is something for everyone, and more importantly there is a price point for everyone.
Lange was well represented. Not surprisingly. Two oldies in this shot, the OG Datograph on a super cool and casual canvas strap and (another favourite of
mine) the Emil Lange Moonphase.
A wrist shot of the Emil Lange. Perfect in many ways.
Vintage Gallet Chronograph.
That's all from me. There were many other cameras there so hopefully we'll some more shots.
Thanks again to Mike for organizing and to everyone who made the effort to come out.
J