sergio
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I found this picture on the Web....
and decided is well worth "sharing" it, in these pages. You don't get to see 2...superstars...like these ones in the same frame too often 
The 203 and 267 utilize the same vintage Angelus 240, 8dd p.r. movement. Only few years back (and not many at that) you could have bought a nice size apartment in Milan, for the same money it would have taken to buy them Lolllll 
Image obtained on the Web. All credits to the owner.
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I found this picture on the Web....
and decided is well worth "sharing" it, in these pages. You don't get to see 2...superstars...like these ones in the same frame too often The 203 and 267 utilize the same vintage Angelus 240, 8dd p.r. movement. Only few years back (and not many at that) y...
This 203 looks fantastic!!
I love the symmetry between the small seconds at 09.00 and the „8 Giorni“-Logo at 03.00. Such a lovely piece. Sigh.... Ciao Thomas
Oh yeah! I remember seeing this photo long time ago on paneristi
Such a rare sight indeed. That 267 is so delicious. Laurent