Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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The Rainbow was one of the first El Primeros . . .
. . . that caught my attention when I started accumulating watches, Marv, and recall trying one on (the multi-colored version) at a local dealer. I liked it immensely, but was concentrating on Glashütte perpetual calendars at the time, and leaning towards a PanoGraph to keep the collection 'in the family'. As it turned out, I never got the Pano, ending up with a vintage Speedy instead, which in its turn eventually made way for the New Vintage 1969.
Thanks for sharing yours with us, and Masthead honors for the 'snookered' image from this avid pool player.
Cordially,
Art
Zenith Rainbow Fly-back
Following my post in the HOME forum, I would like to share a little bit more on the Zenith Rainbow Fly-back that was presented on the pool table... This watch was designed in the late 90s to match the requirements of aviation enthousiasts. At that time, I...
What a beauty ...
I believe that this is one of the best EP ever. 40mm, perfect size, perfect dial and hands. My congratulations. Nilo
Superbly written, Marv.
I love the ad with the father and son hands... Really beautiful! Now, I am not very appreciating this Chrono. First of all because of the date, which reinforces the already very busy dial. Then, maybe because of the bracelet. I am not a bracelet guy, as y...
I'm also a strap person but ...
When I had my colorful Rainbow, gone but not forgeted, the bracelet was very nice. Comfortable and discrete. Cheers, Nilo
The Rainbow was one of the first El Primeros . . .
. . . that caught my attention when I started accumulating watches, Marv, and recall trying one on (the multi-colored version) at a local dealer. I liked it immensely, but was concentrating on Glashütte perpetual calendars at the time, and leaning towards...