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A lovely vintage piece, just for the pleasure ...
of looking: Ref. 2594 with cal. 23-300
There have been quite different variations available, from the late 50s to 60s. This one in YG is very classic, but far from being boring.
My favorite details are the case (incl. the crown) and the indexes on the dial.
Best,
Oliver
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A lovely vintage piece, just for the pleasure ...
of looking: Ref. 2594 with cal. 23-300 There have been quite different variations available, from the late 50s to 60s. This one in YG is very classic, but far from being boring. My favorite details are the case (incl. the crown) and the indexes on the dia...
blast from the past
yes its a lovely piece. i like the bezel kinda cool & eccentric. guess it was the fad of the times. still lovely nevertheless. cheers geross
This is a lovely watch !! Thanks Oliver for...
sharing these photos. I am assuming that this watch is yours. Right ? Cheers, Gordon
No, it is not mine. Just saw it a few days ago ...
while hunting for new/old watches. It is always nice to see interesting pieces in the metal, because of learning. Also I think we quite often tend to focus on specific pieces only and forget about the options we could choose from. Thanks! Oliver
"The pleasure is two way street."
I agree and also I think we need both to understand and to get the "full picture". Best, Oliver