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2 lovely pieces there SJX. i especially like the Breitling
i like it for more than just the fact that its 1964 ish. i've always liked Breitlings, owned several, but dont own any at the moment. they are superb looking tools, especially the earlier pieces. the slide rule bezel is very clever despite the fact that i've never managed to work out anything other than MPH/KPH comversion 
the movements are always good and you cant really go wrong if you buy one. i'm not such a fan of the V7750 chronomats. my favourite 'modern' Navi is the Montbrilliant Spatiographe. why oh why did i sell it, it was unique before Porsche produced the Indicator.
these both deserve to be worn though. they must be very sad living in a dark box in the bank 
best
Graham
Two from the vault
I was at the bank recently and had my camera with me. Even though these two watches are very different, they are arguably iconic in their respective genres. They sit amongst some others in the vault, I rarely wear them but will never sell them. The first ...
Good to take them out for a breather more often SJX.
Nice vintages and the rolex has linkage to your birthday? Cheers PAt
agree with patrick they, those in the vault need a breather sometimes.
sjx, which is the most treasured in your collection if you were to pick one for keeps and you have to let go the rest, hypothetically?
Impossible question
By virtue of being on this forum, there is no ONE watch. Most of them have a tale, a value or a reason behind them. - SJX
2 lovely pieces there SJX. i especially like the Breitling
i like it for more than just the fact that its 1964 ish. i've always liked Breitlings, owned several, but dont own any at the moment. they are superb looking tools, especially the earlier pieces. the slide rule bezel is very clever despite the fact that i...
Hey G...
thought you would notice the 1964...LOL. Offer to buy it and give it a good home out of the box Hope your well my friend and hope to meet up in London sometime, Andy.
that thought did go through...
that thought did go through my mind, but SJX quite clearly states he would never sell it and i need all my pennies to keep this move on the go...a few problems my end as i live in a derelict shed if you believe the surveyors.. G
Beautiful pieces!
I really like your 5513. I often think about getting a vintage Rolex, as I'm a Bond aficionado also! Both your watches are in remarkable shape! Thanks for sharing your treasures! Cheers, Daos
Great pair...
just a pity they sit in a dark box for their lives...:o( you have a lot of little surprises tucked away...what is your regular piece or pieces you wear the most..? Yours, Andy.
No regular per se
but recently these are some that have been getting a lot of wrist time. - SJX...
Hi SJX, if you could grant me a wish...
..I am dying to see your collection of watches... would it be convenient if you share with us so that at least i am a happy man to see what a person your calibre keeps.... Pls.. I am dying... I have read much about you alongside Bernard Cheong and the res...
I am very flattered
and perhaps will do so in the future if I can get over the logistics of gathering everything. But for now this recent post shows a sub-collection. home.watchprosite.com - SJX
i definitely enjoy a little mystery, Andrew... I am sure goodied aplenty..
..in that vault of SJX' .. I am so tired now, board early morning flight, flew for an hour, breakfast, another 2 hour drive, reached destination, discussions with clients, lunch, good fun, discussions, lots of smokes, drive 2 hours, dinner, waited an hour...
Great Navitimer
and a rare dial with the gold AOPA logo on it. I believe this means it was sold through the AOPA stores to members. I have one like this and it's my regular wearer.
