Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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No matter how many times . . .
. . . I rescue a vintage watch, that same warm feeling comes over me. Like rescuing a puppy from a shelter . . . there's a sense of having done a good deed.
Your Breitling must've been someone's pride and joy when it was made a lifetime ago; congratulations on underwriting its well-deserved restoration.
I'll be off shortly to retrieve a few vintage Omegas from my watchmaker, and will be posting them over the weekend on the Omega forum.
Cordially,
Art
1947 Breitling Datora rescue!
Dear Friends, here's a 785 I chanced upon with a rarer dial configuration with gold dot markers on the dial. I initially wasn't sure about this configuration so contacted knowledgeable forum friends who confirmed it was all original. I then came across so...
No matter how many times . . .
. . . I rescue a vintage watch, that same warm feeling comes over me. Like rescuing a puppy from a shelter . . . there's a sense of having done a good deed. Your Breitling must've been someone's pride and joy when it was made a lifetime ago; congratulatio...
Thanks my friend, true,
it's a n amazing feeling resurrecting a life that possibly has so many stories to tell, even if I am not privy to them, looking forward to seeing your vintage Omegas!
