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Seen at AD yesterday: No. 1447/1957 Anniv. Speedmaster
In steel. It was nice to see it as it is certainly uncommon, but I was under-impressed by the watch itself. The effect of the domed AR sapphire crystal with the enamel dial leaves it looking weirdly purplish. Think the allure for that one is completely in its exclusivity.
Also saw the NZL-32 in person for the first time ever. Not my bag, but it looks considerably less odd in person.
I was wearing my X-33. The clerk graciously offered to let my trade in my "Timex."
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Seen at AD yesterday: No. 1447/1957 Anniv. Speedmaster
In steel. It was nice to see it as it is certainly uncommon, but I was under-impressed by the watch itself. The effect of the domed AR sapphire crystal with the enamel dial leaves it looking weirdly purplish. Think the allure for that one is completely in...
If you ever are serious about a purchase there
let me tell you who to talk to . . . . There are a couple who actually know what they are talking about. Sam aka Hewybaby
You adress an interesting point, Sam...
The one about AD's knowledge on the products they sell. Yesterday in walked into an Omega AD asking information about the Alaska Project, and needless to say, they had no clue what I was talking about. They must have thought that I was referring to a wild...
The dividing line . . .
There seems to be a dividing line among WIS: those that buy new watches and those that do not. Those that do are concerned with finding knowledgeable ADs who will help them in their research and in getting other than mundane product. Those that don't see ...
