amanico
[JLC Moderator]
405050
A Classic of watch hunting, and generally, it is at the worse moment they come! [nt]
No message body
A picture of a time capsule: Omega Seamaster 120 Ref ST 166027.
As I am far from being an Omega Expert, I am discovering the unbelievable diversity of the Omega Seamaster 120. I knew the 135 027, which is quite the same ( aesthetics ) than the ST 166027, as well as the more famous SHOM and the Deep Blue, but I just di...
A Grail I don't know. I would rather see something like that...
Fuerza Aerea Del Peru CK 2913. ( Credit picture: Phillips ). Or ST 165 024 for the British Navy. ...
I feel you Nico :)
Regardless of the model it’s always a pleasure to see a vintage timepiece with the original box and papers. Such a rarity these days especially that back then people simply didn’t care about these stuff. They would simply throw away the goodies and wear t...
I can only share the feeling of the comments above ,
This full sets are amazing ! The smell of the old paper ....
Also an admirer of these manual wind Seamasters, Nicolas . . .
. . . which have been on my radar for quite some time. More affordable than the grail Seamasters, and my preference is for manual winds, anyways. They're not dive watches per se , even though they carry the aura. A friend enlisted my assistance in getting...
There was another version, without date... Ref 135027.
Cal 601. Best, Art. Nicolas ...
That very reference came up locally a few years ago at a fair price . . .
. . . and more recently on eBay for even fairer. As usual, there were other fish to fry, so it remains on the back burner ;-) . . .
So true, so true! . . .
. . . the best is when you practically give up the hunt, and then a perfect target strolls into your sights! ;-)