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Never saw this film, but . . .
. . . that is a gripping scene. And the Bulova, no less.
Fantastic shot S F! Your Bulova looks very appropiate! I didn' view this version but I viewed the original 1951 version when I was a child and...
... Viewd it several times more as an adult.
Cheers! Abel
“even a stopped clock tells the correct time twice a day...”
An absolute favourite film & now cult classic set at the end of the 60’s:
And a period watch to go with the film:
Have a great Sunday dear Purists
I've heard of . . .
. . . Withnail and I, but never seen a bit of it. Thanks to your praise, it's now on . . .
. . . my must-see list.
I think you'll enjoy the soundrack too, Art. But the defining piece of the film for me is the dialogue - I needed to see it a few times to let the imagary run & the dialgue come through [nt]
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Aaah, this series of Dynamic... The white one is my favorite, but having the three must be something thrilling. [nt]
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yes - lots on these Mk1 dynamics!
My 4 plus: 2 types of blue / silver bullseye; solid red & green dials (latter I think only in ladies size); also silver grey and gold bullseye usually with gold case (solid or plated); blue and white with racing dials too. All in either manual, manual with date, auto date & auto day date. Lots of frankens and re-dials out there, plus increasingly crazy £1k+ for NOS.
Cheers
Giles
Cheers
Giles
I don’t remember seeing this film ...
I need to take a look. Your Omega Dynamic looks very cool in white.
It looks interesting...
Especially with the casting. How they’ve changed ;-))
Hope you have a great week.
Hope you have a great week.
Have not seen this film dear Rene... But your collection Omega Dynamics is awesome!
I feel I need to view the film... And get a Dynamic for my collection! 
Best! Abel
Best! Abel