Pelle_thorstenson
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I don't have the courage to give you my choices!
Seriously I lack the knowledge regarding vintage VC. However you caugt my imagination so I am going to learn more about them. When it comes to things (watches, cars, pens or musical instruments) I do appriciate if it comes with some kind of a provenance. The only vintage watch I own today is a PP 2526 from 1955 - the year I was born and every time I put it on it adds a further dimension for me. Apart from being 66 years of age the feeling of that it once will be passed on to the next generation is a pleasent feeling for me.
I think that the VC CdV is beautiful and the fact that it had "wink" to the year 1955 helped me pull the trigger so I bought one a year ago.
Studying your other posts (for example what you wrote Oct 9, 2021 was brilliant) I understand that you are in a league of your own when it comes to VC watches and as a way of setting me on the right track I would highly appreciate if you could be so kind and give me a model or two that you recommend I start digging into? Many thanks
Freud's Watch
By: Tick Talk : February 27th, 2022-05:59
Freud 1921 The Backstory As the saying goes; “time flies”. And so it was only two years ago, in March of 2020, when I came across mention of the Manufacture Vacheron & Constantin in the archives of the Sigmund Freud Museum in London, a satellite of the Na...
You never cease to amaze!
By: walidk : February 27th, 2022-15:29
Thanks for bringing us along for such a wonderful adventure! Such a fascinating story and I really admire your dogged pursuit of this over the past couple of years! Museum archives are an amazing thing to discover and lose oneself in (SSRN and digital mus...
A date is revealed
By: Tick Talk : March 9th, 2022-17:03
Thanks to the efforts of the Library of Congress, who reached out to VC for some information, we now know this watch was purchased in Freud's home country of Austria in 1912. One wonders how Freud acquired this watch. One theory is that it was a gift from...