watchmanjimg
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Just picked this one up a few hours ago. It's an early-to-mid-60s ref. 1007 with original 19mm Jubilee bracelet. The price was very reasonable so I couldn't help myself--so out of character for me. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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bristolherc
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and I went to see David (deeb7)this morning for a chat, and walked out happy but poorer, .....couldn't leave without this....
BEVAN
BEVAN
watchmanjimg
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Very nice WWW, Bevan!
bristolherc
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watchmanjimg said:
greyhound52
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Bevan that is a beauty good deal
airfrogusmc
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Santa left this wonderful Hamilton Railroad 992 from 1932 under the tree. I think it will look great in the watch pocket a pair of 1933 501s and my Monarch 422.
TankBuster
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I like the smaller watches. I have a Omega Speedmaster, a Rolex Air King, and on the rare occasion I'll wear one of my original A-11s.
watchmanjimg
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airfrogusmc said:Santa left this wonderful Hamilton Railroad 992 from 1932 under the tree. I think it will look great in the watch pocket a pair of 1933 501s and my Monarch 422.
Beautiful piece! My watchmaker had one of these apart last time I visited him. The movement is really impressive to behold. Just make sure the crystal is against your body when you carry it in your 501s. The results of doing otherwise can be unpleasant.
airfrogusmc
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watchmanjimg said:airfrogusmc said:Santa left this wonderful Hamilton Railroad 992 from 1932 under the tree. I think it will look great in the watch pocket a pair of 1933 501s and my Monarch 422.
Beautiful piece! My watchmaker had one of these apart last time I visited him. The movement is really impressive to behold. Just make sure the crystal is against your body when you carry it in your 501s. The results of doing otherwise can be unpleasant.
Yes thats kinda what I was thinking thanks for the advice and I will definitely take it.
Stony
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My wife gave me the new Swiss Infantry watch and I love it.
Here's a link if you wish to check it out.
http://www.swissarmy.com/Timepieces/Pag ... ct=241290&
Here's a link if you wish to check it out.
http://www.swissarmy.com/Timepieces/Pag ... ct=241290&
Weasel_Loader
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Nice watches fellas. Unfortunately, I cannot wear a watch for 80% of my day at work. Real pity as I do enjoy vintage watches. By the time weekend rolls around, I forget to put the ones on that I do own. :roll:
Andrew
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Anyone seen or own one of these? Bell and Ross. Approximately $5k :shock: so the answer''s probably not but i'm interested in getting a really good repro . Anyone know where to go? The range for the real thing is incredible and at 46mm across it's the closest thing to wearing an aircraft instrument strapped to your wrist.
. Anyone know where to go? The range for the real thing is incredible and at 46mm across it's the closest thing to wearing an aircraft instrument strapped to your wrist.
Andrew said:Anyone seen or own one of these? Bell and Ross. Approximately $5k :shock: so the answer''s probably not but i'm interested in getting a really good repro
I bought one yesterday, if you're looking Andrew. BR03-92, stainless with a black dial, essentially new, with all the packaging, and accessories.
