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Not all watchmakers like these cases with their inner and outer case and "press in" front and back in gaskets. I have had these two as project watches, non running, well used with patina for some time. Found a watchmaker that would fix them and now they a

as a "senior" collector, my wishlist is now getting shorter with years....and with today's crazy prices. Fortunately enough, I still manage to find an interesting piece from time to time. Like this ploprof with the super sexy "pre-production" dial aka "Mo

There is no better way to prove that the CK 2913 is one of the most elegant and finest vintage diving watch: What do you think? Best, nicolas

A watch I love, and the one I wear the most lately. Same pic, different light conditions. Vte

This is the kind of watch which needs sun to unveil its full beauty. One of the prides of my collection. And an indoor picture for the good measure... Best, Nicolas

. . . bother with the modern version? I never had a vintage Rail. When I bought the '17 limited edition, I thought, "Now I won't be pining after an original." I was wrong. I still want a 2914. Moral of the story: it's good to have both, but if you can onl

Back on the wrist after some time with a modern SM300, nothing beats vintage....

Enjoying my initial full week with this beauty. Have a great weekend! Best, Mark

Recent trend on engraving sapphire casebacks? My Seamaster 1948 Small Seconds: I just don’t get it. IMHO this would look better on a closed caseback. But, why are they trying to prevent us from seeing a great movement?

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