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But it does wear smaller that it is (40mm)
Have a great weekend...
Cheers
ps it started snowing here in the spirit of Christmas coming
In any color, but I love the white version, without the platinum indication on the dial.
Very classy watch.
GEO
You really got me, on this one...
I was expecting another one...
Great addition!
Best, my friend.
Nicolas
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Seamaster twins
As I´m at work today, this is my "daily beater":
... and if you accidentally press "insert", you´ve got a problem...
as your uploader will not work any more
Please see next post!
anaesdoc
This message has been edited by anaesdoc on 2009-12-11 03:06:12Second attempt
As I´m at work today, this is my "daily beater" (with the NATO strap that is so controversially discussed !):
Later in the day her older "sister" will be done justice:
Lovely watches throughout the decades in my opinion!
Have a good weekend everybody,
anaesdoc
well I'm not jumping out of a helicopter
but I am still enjoying wearing this one. Blue skies!
stitch
thank you...
But it does wear smaller that it is (40mm)
Have a great weekend...
Cheers
ps it started snowing here in the spirit of Christmas coming
A b so l u t e l y b e a u t i f u l !
In any color, but I love the white version, without the platinum indication on the dial.
Very classy watch.
GEO
You got me, PP
You really got me, on this one...
I was expecting another one...
Great addition!
Best, my friend.
Nicolas
first example I have seen with this movement.....
Hello everyone....
Ok now this is my last purchase for 2009, ( 4 watches later).
I have been looking for an example of this watch for years... the few examples I have came across had movements that were signed "adjust to two positions and temp" and had the standard stick regulator. But this latest example has a true chronometre grade 218-9 microrotor with the movement signed adj 5 post and temp and has the index regulator. The dial is original, the case and 14k gold bezel has minimal wear. the crown is a mystery as it is unsigned . I do not know if the oriinal crown was suppose to be steel or gold ... As you can see in the photos i still need to clean the back of the lugs...
Well here it is.... been wearing it this am.
Good Hunting
Bill Sohne
This message has been edited by Bill Sohne on 2009-12-11 17:06:43
Ok now this is my last purchase for 2009, ( 4 watches later).
I have been looking for an example of this watch for years... the few examples I have came across had movements that were signed "adjust to two positions and temp" and had the standard stick regulator. But this latest example has a true chronometre grade 218-9 microrotor with the movement signed adj 5 post and temp and has the index regulator. The dial is original, the case and 14k gold bezel has minimal wear. the crown is a mystery as it is unsigned . I do not know if the oriinal crown was suppose to be steel or gold ... As you can see in the photos i still need to clean the back of the lugs...
Well here it is.... been wearing it this am.
Good Hunting
Bill Sohne
This message has been edited by Bill Sohne on 2009-12-11 17:06:43
What a lovely piece Bill
Congratulations with this great catch
And thankyou for sharing pictures of a watch you do not see every day
BR
Hans
Impulse purchase
I suppose this is not strictly one of my "black sheep", since I have a side interest in vintage Vulcain alarm variants. This dial when new has 70s orange yellow and white - I personally like the patina.
Ginger
Ginger
This is the 3rd case version of the Diving Alarm - still Vulcain, not Revue
