Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Agreed - it's a mystery . . .
. . . why Seamaster Chronometers seem to have less traction than comparable Constellations. Identical movements, screwed backs, yet by and large, undervalued.
A cal 505 SM would be irresistible. Very rare beasts; can't say that I've ever seen one in the metal.
Beautiful addition to the collection, and please, share it with us this coming Friday on our WristScan Forum - the theme will be 'holiday gift watches', and this one fits in nicely.
Cordially,
Art
Fresh Catch.....
Fishing in the 'bay can be treacherous, as it is teeming with sharks. Many of whom hang out on this forum . But this one fit my two primary criteria for buying: 1) I don't own one 2) The price seemed right. There are not a lot that I would consider underv...
Agreed - it's a mystery . . .
. . . why Seamaster Chronometers seem to have less traction than comparable Constellations. Identical movements, screwed backs, yet by and large, undervalued. A cal 505 SM would be irresistible. Very rare beasts; can't say that I've ever seen one in the m...
That is beautiful.
Just the right amount of patina while still looking sharp. A magnificent catch. Regards, Zac
Beaut
That's such a fantastic looking watch, Congratulations and a very well deserved keeper without doubt. All the best with it, Rishad
