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Shhh ... ... keep it down. Or else it won't come ;)
The bird needs time to fly, mon 
Regards
Tyler
GMT pleasure
My very first Rolex was a GMT Fat Lady. I was stupid enough to sell her about 5 years ago, but lucky enough to buy her back again a year ago. So many vintage collectors appear to have started off with a GMT of one kind or another. Of course, this one was ...
Aaaah, Baron, my friend.
You found a very ince PCG Chapter Ring Gilt 1675, my friend. The more you will discover, here, the more you will love. One point I disagree with you: When you say that the GMT of the 1675 is not functional... I love ot use mine when I travel in a differen...
Greetings Baron! Hello! Beautiful watches you show...
... and completely agree with you calling the GMT a "happy watch"! May be its usual "bi color" bezel adds to the informal spirit and friendly looks of this watch, which makes the owner smile everytime he dons this timepiece on his wrist. I have discovered...
Luck??? Come on, show us what you are hiding! :)))
This message has been edited by amanico on 2012-04-09 06:04:15
Shhh ... ... keep it down. Or else it won't come ;)
The bird needs time to fly, mon Regards Tyler
Interesting point on people starting their collections...
with a GMT master. My first sports Rolex was a 16700! Still miss it, in fact. Ross...
We should do a survey, Ross. Many started with a GMT.
As per a coincidence, I had exactly the same reference as my first " serious " watch. Best, Nicolas.