What's on your wrist today?
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#2092
02-04-2011, 05:25 PM
It's my most treasured possession. Not just most treasured watch, but most treasured possession period.
Came from my father who bought it new while backpacking in Switzerland in the early 70s. Has an awesome story attached to how he came to buy it too.
He handed it down to me when my grandfather died, saying that it was supposed to be part of my inheritance, but he would rather see me wear it and enjoy it while he was alive.
Came from my father who bought it new while backpacking in Switzerland in the early 70s. Has an awesome story attached to how he came to buy it too.
He handed it down to me when my grandfather died, saying that it was supposed to be part of my inheritance, but he would rather see me wear it and enjoy it while he was alive.
#2094
02-04-2011, 06:35 PM
I LOVE the vintage Breitling chronos.
There is just something about a hand-painted dial that cannot be beat. I wish there was a company today that made watches in the same fashion.
There is just something about a hand-painted dial that cannot be beat. I wish there was a company today that made watches in the same fashion.
#2100
02-05-2011, 08:32 PM
Sweet super Grover B man.
Sorry I've been absent. Work, travel - currently overseas. Will be back next week and will follow up.
And - fakes suck. No matter what we're talking about -
Also - I have a buddy with the 1.5M Patek - I believe he will sell for 1.3 -. That watch does 'everything.'. Shaweet!
Sorry I've been absent. Work, travel - currently overseas. Will be back next week and will follow up.
And - fakes suck. No matter what we're talking about -
Also - I have a buddy with the 1.5M Patek - I believe he will sell for 1.3 -
. That watch does 'everything.'. Shaweet!