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Phew !!.. You did it again, inundating us with great pics of your 5-elements, some we share as we both know.. But very well done, my friend !
Some of our shared pleasures, such as the Rolex 1655, The PP 5110 G World Time - you displayed them
with nice backgrounds and cute epiphemalia; also I liked your IWC Pilot ( including the DC3, if I’m not mistaken) !
Wishing you a further great Easter weekend, whereby I am not quite sure
what is done or customary in your part of the world.
Best, hs
Thank you so much for your always kind comments dear friend HS!!
Yes, of course we share the owning of several pieces as our horological tastes seem to be close!
The DC3 scale plane I borrowed from my son collection. A classic plane for a classic watch I felt.
I send you also my best wishes for a peaceful Easter Season my good friend which I and my family celebrate too. Thank you for your kind salute!!
Hagwe! Abel
The DC3 scale plane I borrowed from my son collection. A classic plane for a classic watch I felt.
I send you also my best wishes for a peaceful Easter Season my good friend which I and my family celebrate too. Thank you for your kind salute!!
Hagwe! Abel
So very you, Abel!
And a wonderful and personal explanation provided for each of them! I very much agree on the quintessential one too but also like that you dress it up as a traveller and explorer - a cherry on the cake 🍒
Thank you so much for your so kind comments and compliments dear friend KM!! Always my great pleasure to participate here and sharing my shots and thoughts. Cheers! Abel
Now this is why I dont always bother contributing to these threads! 😆
When you have photos and watches like these!
Your PP WT is just amazing, and dont get me started on that speedy!
Your PP WT is just amazing, and dont get me started on that speedy!
Thank you so much for your kind message! We need more participants dear KCLQMULKU and your participation is always welcome sharing your watches and your thoughts. I wish my own...
... entries serve to invite our community to participate. Please keep bringing your always interesting and enthusiastic posts!
Have a nice Sunday! Abel
Tremendous personal selection Art …
and a great theme. How could anything surpasses the sentiment of the Omega your Dad bought in January '66. Wonderful that you have it.
The first watchmaker who serviced it . . .
. . . said he could tell the owner was a hardworking man. He was right, too.
😌
Dear Art, let me start by the end first ...The quintessential watch of my collection is without a doubt the Up/Down
It is refined yet simple, it can be bold yet relatively incognito...i will post the other selections in a seperate post later. Best, Chronometer
The 1815 up-and-down is an immensely appealing watch . . .
. . . and one of two Langes I've considered acquiring, the other being the side-step. The harmony of the design combined with flawless execution is deeply compelling.
Art
I love the Up/down Lange dear friend Yacomino! And those red croc straps…
… enhance its beauty in my opinion. Great choice!
A great quintessential watch!
Cheers! Abel
A great quintessential watch!
Cheers! Abel
Thanks Abel. Another possible candidate for me could be your Vacheron corne de vache ! Happy Easter!
Ahh! Yes! The Cornes de Vache is a beautiful timepiece dear friend Yacomino!! Thank you for remembering that one. Have a nice Sunday! Best, Abel
Thanks! After I claimed it to be the one, I had a hard time identifying other watches for the other category 😉
Stunning Lange!!! I love that red alligator strap!
I am waiting for that photo of that other one! I am sure you know what I mean. 
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All! ;))
You must have all three lined up in a group shot! They go well with one another. The old, "different yet similar" oxymoron cliche. 😆