Dr No
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I know it's Tuesday . . .
. . . but it's vintage Seamaster Tuesday . . .
. . . here in So Cal. What's on your wrist today?
Art
Lifestyle
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Cazalea's '77 Walks With Seikos' summary: a unique project blending watch collecting with outdoor exploration. Revisit the journey.
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Review
Amanico's hands-on review of the JLC Tribute To Deep Sea Alarm. Explore its history, unique alarm complication, and comparison to vintage diver watches.
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In-depth review of the Rolex Explorer II Ref. 1655 'Freccione' by amanico, exploring its history, design, and market evolution. Essential reading for collectors.
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Uncover the true history of the Omega Speedmaster and its NASA connection. KIH's article features Omega Museum Manager Petros Protopapas, challenging common myths.
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I know it's Tuesday . . .
. . . but it's vintage Seamaster Tuesday . . . . . . here in So Cal. What's on your wrist today? Art ...
A photo like that . . .
. . . deserves background music. Yours from Huntington Beach, Art
I've had that silver Tudor on my wrist . . .
. . . and fully get its attractiveness. +1! Art
Very nice Omega
but that bracelet is really super! I wish brands were a little more diverse in today's generalised "oyster bracelet" environment. Grand Seiko has some nice specimens and Omega keeps their usual diversity
That 503 bracelet came with the '62 Seamaster . . .
. . . so it's likely original to the watch, or added shortly after purchase. The dial was reason #1 for acquisition, but the bracelet was #2.
Thank you, yeah -
I even would wear it a little loose and let it slide over the wrist bone. Maybe a bit dangerous with delicate vintage bracelets.
It is no Omega
While i have a Seamaster. My green Baume and Mercier Clifton. But i wear always more than one watch each day. Not all together of course. This morning. Arcadia 1950 AS1130 Till 17:32 Paris time i wore my Revue Thommen. ...
An ex-girlfriend owned a '60s Arcadia . . .
. . . that I had serviced for her. Wonder if she still wears it . . . 🤔
I hope it for you Art
The AS1130 is as you know easy to service. I do not know which movement sits in the Arcadia of your ex. My Arcadia looks very original, without the strap. I do not know if there are parts that put on later on. It run good time, winds good, and wear good o...
I use Polywatch frequently on my vintages . . .
. . . without any problems. The Seamaster posted in this thread had a scratch at 2 o'clock just before the photo was taken that I removed with a buff up using Polywatch. Art
That are two useful methods
Not that i go direct wax the glass. For the time coming, i know how to do. Thank you both for the advice.
Do not worry Nico
…. i listen to Art. Maybe menthol reminds me too much with teeth. Maybe the easy way scares me. But toothpaste is more ecofriendly that Polywatch. Or, Polywatch have watch in it’s name…. Or Art is Omega man. Close to my watch vision. But i have another qu...
Also wearing the licorice pizza Seamaster . . .
. . . for the better part of a week now. Vintage rules! ...
