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Yes and here it is!
Not a recent pic but itās my SCVS013 āblue sparkā JDM model, circa 2009 I think
IWC 3717
I don't remember exactly when I got (should look at receipt in the box in the basement), my guess 2010.
Absolutely! 1988 - Always a pleasureā¦ and having the last great movement made by Longines, even better!
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I remember my first Rolex. Wanted and waited 20 years to afford one. Bought it on a credit card. Couldnāt afford cash. Never took it off the first year . 20 years later I amassed a nice collection of higher end watches, so I gave it to my godson, nephew, for his 21 birthday . 2 years later it was stolen.
No, alas. It was a GMT MASTER 16700 I sold to a friend. Bought in 1998, sold in 2005. I regret it.
Very nice
Is it me or do i see a red hand for seconds ?
Is it a standard feature of vintage sea dwellers ? Never seen it on my side
Yesā¦red hand from a yatch masterā¦get it in 1999ā¦I still have the original one. Some may find itās a Ā«Ā sacrilĆØgeĀ Ā» but I like it like that ! I have a black / red date weel too on itā¦
A timeless beauty.
Thatās one of the very strong proās of Rolex. Their design language lasts for decades.
I still own my first watch.
A Seiko (partly gold plated) chrono moonphase with a quartz movement.
I got it from my father when I was 18 and had to go to the military. Thatās 37 years ago. I havenāt worn it for decades. But I will never sell it.
I still own my first watch.
A Seiko (partly gold plated) chrono moonphase with a quartz movement.
I got it from my father when I was 18 and had to go to the military. Thatās 37 years ago. I havenāt worn it for decades. But I will never sell it.