1940’s-50’s judging from the lower small seconds. ..the 9th watch i aquired them i really got into collecting.
I had it serviced and the guy changed the hands..wish he had not done So.
Let’s see whats on your wrist today?
Kicking off Monday with a Vintage Longines
Continue readingStarting our exciting thread today with a beautiful photograph of my near mint Zodiac Super Sea Wolf on the original bracelet.
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Continue readingKicking off Tuesday with this vintage Vulcain. What's on your wrist today?
Continue readingBeginning our WRUW today with this colorful 3 year old MARLOE of British design.
Let's see what you're wearing today?
Kicking off our Tuesday thread with this late 60's- 70's Wittnauer automatic.
I found a new watch repair guy that works with a clock repair shop in Chehalis,Wa USA. Heading there today to drop off my newly aquired Gruen Veri Thin Pan Am. …
Starting our thread today with one of my nicer vintage, a 1967 Glycine Airman. Reading the dial takes a bit of getting used to. I screwed up setting the day this morning ,didnt want to redo it,as it is correct currently on the far side of the internati…
Continue readingKicking off Tuesday with a Ball Trainmaster from the late 60's-70's.
The photo needed a bit of color,
found some in the Produce dept.
Those little peppers look HOT!
What are you wearing today?
How about adding some bright color to your phot…
Kicking off Tuesday with this Hamilton.
Yesterday Northside posted his 1931 Hamilton Greenwich Village which looks to be a much earlier and nicer version of mine. His had cool ornate hands and a stepped case edge, which mine is lacking.
Mine looks…
I've been enjoying this
1967 Glycine Airman. As this photo shows, NASA Astronaut Pete Conrad was the 1st to wear an Airman on their Gemini 5 mission.
Which watch in your collection gracing your wrist today??
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