Anyone into older wrist watches (not expensive)?
Outhaul
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Please PM me. I'd like some info.
If the forum doesn't mind, I'll post pictures to make this easier.
Cheers,
Bob
If the forum doesn't mind, I'll post pictures to make this easier.
Cheers,
Bob
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My icon IS my coin. It is a gem 1949 FBL Franklin.
Cheers,
Bob
<< <i>Now THAT'S a nice watch, John.
Cheers,
Bob >>
Yeah, I'm kinda digging it. I'm thinking of buying one although I don't generally like coin jewelry. My dad gave me a Stauer watch, it's modern though. It's titanium and receives a signal from the atomic clock. Very light and as accurate as, well, the atomic clock.
My icon IS my coin. It is a gem 1949 FBL Franklin.
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<< <i>I've always loved watches like this:
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I collect vintage omegas and that is a very nice one
...my all-time favorite!
Erik
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<< <i>I've always loved watches like this:
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I collect vintage omegas and that is a very nice one >>
I like this one--I only collect the automatics. At this time my collection is only one watch, but I do search them out at auctions and flea markets. They are very difficult to find. My dad received it for working 35 years at Mack trucks in 1976. They never need winding and work well.