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I’m parting with my vintage Omega “Bullseye” dial. The reference is a 2369. This is a rare vintage watch with a so called Bullseye Dial. A lot of these watches have later been altered, not on this one, everything is orignal. The movement was r…
Continue readingI'm selling my vintage beautiful chronograph; A vintage Coresa Chronograph. These watches origin from the 1940-50's of the last century. The case is made of 18ct gold, and the dial looks spectacular. The movement was checked by a watchmaker. …
Continue readingI'm selling my stunning vintage Certina dress watch. It's made of solid 14kt gold. The movement has been serviced and is running great. All parts are original and everything functions like it is supposed to. It comes with the original box! Th…
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I’m selling my stunning vintage Pontiac Chronograph with support-choc and antimagnetic. This is a stunning piece of history from the 40/50’s. The case is made from 18kt rose gold.
The caliber inside is a Landeron 149. The movement was service…
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I don’t know about you, but this thing scratches almost all of the itch I sometimes get for a Polar Explorer II. I shouldn’t, but I might take a drive out to the burbs to…
I think that the “8” in the “18” on the bezel is upside down. If this is indeed a mistake and they produced and sold some of them, it could be a collector’s item.
This movement is the star this year, but for most people, we should think twice about any watch with the new Rolex movement.
This is not a rant.
Think about how many vintage Rolex watches are out there, millions from the 70’s to the 90’s. Why…becaus…
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Honorable mention is the new Patek 6196. Simple and elegant, this time with some subtle flares.
Don’t see myself buying this one as a current 5196 owner, but glad…
Anyone spotted any good ones?
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I saw this one earlier,…
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