Baron - Mr Red
14613
Indeed
Those are some great objectives. I would say, if considering a Mk2 or Mk4, go for the latter. I have owned both and can say without any hesitation that the two watches are VERY different with the Mk2 having something "extra".
Good luck with this growing collection. Good hunting.
Joe
just chilaxing with some rolexes...
Today I was fortunate to acquire a 5513 maxi dial with a wonderful patina... (thanks to T, P, K). And I decided to take a few photos of this superb example of a mark 1 maxi dial. Case is in minty fresh condition. Also included some recent purchases as wel...
Aaah, the Tiffany 16550! Bravo.
not that I am a big fan of doubel signed dials, but I am so in love with the 16550! Bravo, my friend. Nicolas
Thank you
I am also not a usual fan of double signature dials but the Tiffany creme dial 16550 is just a beauty. Alsoi I forgot to thank Albert for my new to me 5513 maxi!
This is getting a great collection together...
......but beware Nicolas's question...I fear he is leading you to a Genuinely Masochistic Theme.
No worries.
With these vintage I think it is a balance of quickly acquiring some,key references that you like and then upgrading these ref with more superb examples as they come available. For now I think I will stick with a handful of references for now. But a 1665 ...
Indeed
Those are some great objectives. I would say, if considering a Mk2 or Mk4, go for the latter. I have owned both and can say without any hesitation that the two watches are VERY different with the Mk2 having something "extra". Good luck with this growing c...
Thanks!
I agree I recently saw a superb mk2 and it was truly 'special'. Patience is the name of the vintage game it seems! Thanks also for your excellent moderation of the forum. OpC