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Hello my dear Art! Thank you so much for your comments! Yes, Gigandet the original firm closed lots of years ago but the brand...
... Had connections with Breitling and Walkman and even with Swiss Army brand,
The present Gigandet watches have movements from Seiko and Miyota and of course they have nothing in connection with the original brand.
Yes, I imagine the Seamaster would be your favorite! I like Omega so much as well!
Looks like you have a very interesting and great week end! I hope you will enjoy this Memorial Day week end so much my friend and thanks a lot for your compliments on our own National Independence Day! Appreciate so much!
Hagwe my dear Art! All the best, Abel
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WS for the 25th of May is now live - free theme!
Let’s call it a slightly late Midnight Singapore time but then even if the chronometer is METAS certified, if the meeting overruns... Free theme as announced earlier. Looking forward to many exciting pictures and wishing you all a fantastic weekend ahead!...
I've been holding off buying a Mk II Paradive . . .
. . . and your Hamilton isn't helping. ;-)
Love the shot with the cork background!
Matches perfectly the lume. Have a nice weekend Nicolas Stefan
I know a guy, called Mr Green, a long term Purist and moderator who has got the same watch.
But I haven’t seen him over here for ages?! Does anyone know where he is? Something wrong?
Eventually, a feature film will be made . . .
. . . about this legendary Purist. And Hugh Jackman will star. Yours truly has a minor role in the script. They're casting Jon Lovitz, . . . . . . naturally. ...
You kept your end of the bargain with Nilo . . .
. . . but now you need to add a vintage Omega to the collection. No pressure, K. Take your time. It's a broad field, and deep, too. I'll be wearing these . . . ['58 ref 2852 top, '43 ref 2242 middle, '40 ref 2099 bottom] . . . over the holiday weekend. Ar...
A great trio, Art!
I am glad to have finally fulfilled my end of the bargain. There may well be more modern and vintage Omegas in due course judging by my first And yours really are enticing! Have a great weekend!
I'll find time this weekend to wear my Rail . . .
. . . in honor of yours, K. Welcome to the club! ...
I'm almost positive the 2242 has a refinished dial, Nicolas . . .
. . . albeit one convincing enough to lure me into acquiring it. Notice how the hands line up correctly with the minute track. I'll have to check with a Geiger counter to be sure. Of the three, though, my personal favorite is the ref 2099. Those delicate ...
That it is, Padj. After adding the SM chronometer to my collection . . .
. . . I briefly entertained the idea of parting with this Connie. "Who needs two '58 cal 505s?", thought I. It took only two seconds after retrieving it from the safe deposit box to realize White Connie was here to stay. ;-)
Thanks a lot, Massi!
Hope you’re doing well Maybe Trieste this summer? As for the watch, looking forward to checking accuracy tomorrow
Same here...
Getting harder each morning Will try and plan the holidays soon and let you know 👍🏻
Thank you. It’s 1996 my first Reverso.
Quite small by today’s standards but I wanted my first to be as near as possible to the original in size. Still love it and it’s an elegant dress watch.
My mini theme this week - amateur experiments with vintage watches on backdrops
I've been experimenting with using some backdrops for pictures, and I tried with a few: A Seiko Worldtimer from 1964 A jumbo Doxa that arrived this week, which I bought for the delightful 'Creme Brulee' like patina And this one came back from servicing at...
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