Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Truly, Graham, the most intriguing posts are . . .
. . . not about watches, nor about the industry, but about what makes us tick (pun intended!) . . . thanks so much for sharing your collection with us, and even greater thanks for sharing your thoughts . . . most cordially, Art
PS - love the Longines marine chronometer!
Pilot's Watches Cont:....Mainly military and a MODEM BURNER!!!
When AndrewD first submitted the post on pilots watches he contacted me to see if i had any pictures i could contribute from my recently dissolved collection. at first i was reluctant for two reasons, the first being that pics of 'watches you no longer ow...
thanks very much for sharing this
an incredible collection, graham. chances are many of the pieces like the eterna will see reissues at some point in time. less ay be more, but its hard for me to imagine how your present timepieces can match your pilot collection in depth. would love to h...
damien, difficult one that. i need to reach into the depths of my psyche
to fully understand what i did and why i did it, but first thankyou for your appreciation of the post. in essence though, i got bogged down by sheer volume with maintainance being an issue after my repairer had a heart attack. if i had kept the collection...
Thank you for the awesome post. Beautiful collection of pilot/military watches
I really enjoyed Laco B-Uhr. I really like the Durowe movement that they used. Also, if I may, there were two other manufacturers of the B-Uhr, Stowa and IWC. Stowa and IWC are more known for their B-Uhr Type A dials. I was lurking and decided to post to ...
Incredible Pilot collection!
Hi Graham, Its me again.....From you pictures traced from your pc,still i would comment it as 'unbelievable'. You have come along way,retained 200 pcs and disposed them.From the day one and till now,you have gone through more than gaining and selling.As i...