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And 2914! Cheers Richard

It was on a German dealer website and I nailed it within the blink of an eye after it popped up. Just lucks to be at my computer at the right time. Been told that there were several others just a bit slower than I was... Cheers RIchard

It's a very basic story on the 2998: I stumbled upon it on the auction platform in the old days when we hardly knew anything about these and the seller description was very vague. My main reason for me to buy it was the bracelet - of all things! How "illiterate" I was at the time! Fortunately, it ra

have been polished so heavily. Super sharp lugs! Was the 750 stamped in all or only selected markets? Cheers Richard P.S. When you have time, take you favorite tooth brush with some detergent and get the caseback cleaned up too

and only realized much later what I had gotten into: Then this one came along and now I have a contest which one to favor... Both are about the same age and the geiger counter records a similar radiation for both of them... So sometimes, the flip of a coin has to help me decide. Cheers from Old Euro

Hello Bim You grandfathers first Mercedes seems to have been a 4-cylinder W121 190 first series 1956-59 turtle back/Ponton series with either a gasoline or diesel engine. This was the predecessor model to the finback series W110/111/112. W 120s were very nice, compact cars with lots of interior and

best wishes from Old Europe Richard

"modern vintage" at approximately 20yrs of age... But it is the most modern watch I have Cheers Richard

an absolute classic. And different dial options and even gold cases if you desire. Much better value than a Viceroy. If you like the 70s cushion case, you should consider a manually wound 3 register 73663 where again you have lots of different dial options from Siffert colors - see below - to Panda