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The first-ever automatic chronometers . . .
. . . would be my suggestion.
Omega references 2499 (33 mm) and 2500 (35 mm) released in 1948 to commemorate their hundredth anniversary with unique chronometer-grade movements; both were limited editions issued mainly in yellow gold with a smattering of rose gold versions. Dials, hands, and even springbars are 18 kt gold.
Art
Dreaming of gold
I have a midlife crisis craving for yellow gold. Old gold is my preference, a fully braceleted vintage watch. But I am open to something modern if it appeals to me. The obvious answer is a Rolex Day-Date, but there are many others. If anyone has any sugge...
That is a great suggestion, and one that I had considered in the past.
The reference works exceptionally well on a bracelet. At this point, the price is a bit too much for me, given that I have pulled back some from my collecting. But that is a great suggestion.
That is true
I have been eyeing them. It is difficult to find one in a condition that meets my standards lol
Lol, same! I must be getting old and turning into my parents but suddenly gold is calling me
Maybe it's from being a little tanner than usual this summer but gold is looking really good to my eye. I don't have any suggestions (leaning modern DD or Daytona for the solid bracelet and clasp) and look forward to seeing what gets posted but just wante...
I love the look of this watch
But I think it is priced a bit too high for me. For me, a modern gold Rolex is a much better deal. But this one is very elegant.
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Midlife crisis + Yellow gold + vintaged + bracelet + day date budget. Ah, … and something modern Good luck👍 ...
The first-ever automatic chronometers . . .
. . . would be my suggestion. Omega references 2499 (33 mm) and 2500 (35 mm) released in 1948 to commemorate their hundredth anniversary with unique chronometer-grade movements; both were limited editions issued mainly in yellow gold with a smattering of ...
Always liked yellow gold! Such a beautiful material!
Midlife crisis? Congratulations on hitting mid-life! Uhh. Lots of wonderful choices. More about what you can get though than anything else. For example, if you can get an Audemars Piguet in yellow gold, I might consider that more than a Rolex Day Date. An...
I too enjoy a watch in yellow gold. The choice is very clear for me,
The DANIELS Anniversary Watch. It’s in yellow gold. Very affordable. Ok made. Easy to come by. Seriously look at initial release of JLC Duometre Chronographe and Lunaire models. Both released in limited edition with gorgeous antique white dial. A true joy...
A few on my mind as these are on my “maybe” list
All with full gold bracelet; -Modern- Rolex Sylkydweller -Neo vintage- Blancpain 50 fathoms concept 2000 or Breguet ref3800 -Vintage- Rolex gmt 1675
A DD is always a good choice imo but How about something different
I love these older Millenary APs or a nice Jules . ...
Great sound ,
Almost 100 years no one wind , on the fourth times turn crown engine started working. Patek Philippe minute repeater (triggered by button)35 Jewels ...
Forget about the obvious Rolex, VC, AP, Patek
How about an !8K Tourbillon with 122 VS1 diamonds in either yellow and rose gold and limited to just 147 watches of course I'm talking about the horological masterpiece that is the Trump Watch. I mean how can you not love and desire this very exclusive be...
How about a FP Journe?
I don't own a full gold watch now, and have been dreaming from time to time. Right now, my dream gold watch with bracelet is this piece below. Just realized that you asked for a yellow gold piece, and this is a rose gold. In any case, have a wonderful Sun...