Bill
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One brand/model you can forget is the 1960’s Doxa dive watches zero parts.
Only parts come from donner watches.
Sometimes you realize you collect parts like you do watches.
The problem is i keep forgetting what i have an what in need. I guess a watch hoarder is slso going to be a parts hoarder. Ok these are just a few essentials. Enjoy PS this is a Rolex obsession. With my Doxa's I have to buy whole watches as no parts exist...
Bill, a nice collection
Needs to be feed! And your beautiful Rolexes need to be feed with parts! Best regards. René
That is crazy, Bill...
Time to figure out a way to keep track of all the odds and ends that you have.... I'm sure you could be a savior for many of us looking for X or Y parts. All the best, Alex
Maybe a fat font nicely faded sub insert?
Your beautiful 5513 would agree with me. Cheers to that! René
NIce selection.
When in need, it's a good thing to be your own supplier. No need to depend upon an external one. Best, Vte
Impressive collection. Perhaps time for a spread sheet ;-)
it also shows that vintage watch collection is complicated. Especially if One insists on keeping things 100% original.
..”a little”... LOL. Seriously, I know this problem first Hand. It’s a good idea what you do.
It’s also why I have become more reluctant with more “exotic”or uncommon vintage pieces. Eventually they will need service parts.
One brand/model you can forget is the 1960’s Doxa dive watches zero parts.
Only parts come from donner watches.
