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I like the gold and ss...
however, I have a friend who loves solid gold watches, especially Rolex, Patek, and Piaget. His reasoning is that if you can't sell the watch but need some quick cash, you can always scrap the movement (he buys watches for value, not movements, so un-Purist!), and melt down the rest for whatever gold is going for. I told him it's evil to do that, but, ya know, he's right.
Omega rocks! If you can go for the solid gold sometime, buy that. My 2 cents minus tax! Thanks!
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My New Addition...
Hello all......My question is regarding the popularity of the steel and gold Speedmasters versus the all steel. Attached please find a few pics of my latest addition. A Speedmaster automatic in steel and 18k. It is a model 3311.20.00 caliber 1155 and in m...
I like the gold and ss...
however, I have a friend who loves solid gold watches, especially Rolex, Patek, and Piaget. His reasoning is that if you can't sell the watch but need some quick cash, you can always scrap the movement (he buys watches for value, not movements, so un-Puri...
i think its very nice Dave. i like the 2 tone look.
its got a strong reliable movement and is in great condition so should give you years of enjoyment. i fully agree with you on the 'dressy chrono' look. best Graham
Thanks Graham....
for your opinion and comments. I always feel a tinge of "buyer's remorse" when I splurge for a new addition to the collection, albeit a modest one. I've reached a point with the wife that when I buy one...I feel I have to sell one! What's wrong with that ...