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Dug out the one and only 127 today for some long overdue wrist time
Still in love with it after all these years.... many PAM’s have come in and out of the collection over time but not this beauty....
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Dug out the one and only 127 today for some long overdue wrist time
Still in love with it after all these years.... many PAM’s have come in and out of the collection over time but not this beauty.... ...
With me being born in....
1950, I feel an even stronger bond with the Fiddi-es... ...
There was a time when the 203 was a big dog.
Now with so many look a likes it goes unrecognized. Thanks for your thoughts.
Few greedy individuals....
kept it "artificially", at levels so rarified, that it lost all its appeal (as I've had chance to tell you).
Very well said Sergio! Hope all is good on your end man :)
Been quite a long time since we met. I really miss those golden days with the GTGs we’ve had
I agree, Laurent....
conversing amiably with some friends, can be indeed extremely pleasent.
Couldn’t agree more!
They’re well known for producing more of the same and milking the cow over and over again. It’s very unfortunate! That’s why I’m only collecting the old models/series with tritium dials. At least they look better to me than the ones with fake patina. ...
Many many brands are unfortunately milking the cow over and over again....
It’s rampant through the industry.
Yessssss.....
Great pics! And I completely understand you. I HAD TO wear mine during the weekend. It is/was pure addiction... Best Thomas ...
The Fiddy is an iconic timepiece for sure 👌🏼
It is imho one the best looking 1950. I’ve bought and sold more than 7 since 2008 and always had a soft spot this piece. Wear yours in the best of health Laurent
Yes... the 1080 does it all for me and just had more wrist time.
The 1080 is closer to the 6152/1 and more wearable. Selling the fiddy helped me to be able to get a 382. So I traded one icon to get a new one .
Yes it’s of course subjective.
To me its a fact. That doesn’t mean that the 127 looses its charm. It’s an amazing watch and an icon with a very special look. It has a slightly bigger appearance. The 127 is the old timer of it. Have you seen a 1080 in real? @nico: I just have much more ...
It’s a valid point :) a pre Vendome comes maybe later one day.
Up to that I just stoked about the 382... ...