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Real 1970s watches
Tying on my cravat and prancing across the attic floor in my platform boots, I blew the dust off a couple of boxes containing these watches.... I've not worn them in years. One is static and the other a wrist shot with Molly the Mole looking on. Are they ...
Eyy... Hello fellow C shape connie lovers! 😘
That WG is very nice! Nice gift Molly gave to ya! 😄
So good to see you back, Matt! . . .
. . . you've been missed, not least by yours truly. Do you still have the Eterna Kontiki Super? Here's hoping, Art
Thanks Art
Yes I have a Kontiki un m'y collection, but I Guess an upgrade from the one you recall... Matt
Just a few more....
JLC Memovox, during the 1970s there were a lot of different Funky cases to be found! E877: All except one having the Cal 916... Only exception here is the E861, which was released in the late 1960s, Cal 825. E871, E872, E875, E876 and E861: Just to includ...
3 X 70 = 210
Funky watch .. but long gone now . So i'm wearing a 1965 inspired watch . And 3 times 70 is two-ten ;-) Bim ...
Unfortunately ...
... the autobahn was very busy. Only managed 230 max .... average speed over 500 km was around 110
I was hoping you'd share your electric Wittnauer, Bim . . .
. . . one of the most memorable designs ever, imho . . .
Indeed , but actually i forgot about it.
That Wittnauer is (again) not working, like ALL my other 'vintage' watches. That Continental was a cheap buy a couple of years ago and i sold it to a friend. To be honest, the only vintage watches i still have are an Alpina and my Enicar. I don't feel the...
Hello dear Art! Your long search for a Flightmaster was well rewarded!...
... your watch has an awesome dial! Interesting to recall what I was doing in 1972... To begin with, in those far days I didn’t even think or dream about becaming a watch collector some day! My Rolex 5513 gloss gilt fully filled my horological needs and m...
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. . . iconography should link to your post, Abel. Two '70s icons, if ever there were. Art
my humble contribution, 1970s E875, earlier today!
a rather classic-looking one I admit 😇 ...
The '70s produced classics aplenty . . .
. . . in every field of endeavor. '73 'Vette . . . the ultimate distillation of Stingray design. Art ...
Ah, the Jaeger on a lobster bracelet - always liked . . .
. . . that one! It's not posted often enough, Nicolas . . . strong '70s vibe. Art
Hope to join you one day, Art
The Flightmaster is an epitome of cool for me Here my entries. Eterna Sevenday Fastbeat: Universal Geneve White Shadow Ultra-Slim: Raketa: ...
A bit late to the party - but have put on a rakishly tipped fedora - so here goes:
And some appropriate tunage: Lots of 60s & 70’s: C case buddies: GP buddies ...
Oh, my gosh - the Faces! . . .
. . . never saw them, but caught the legendary Ronnie Lane benefit show in LA. We decided to leave early to beat the traffic, though, and missed Jeff, Eric, and Jimi jamming together for the encore posted above. :-(
Great band - would have loved to have met Ronnie.
His old backing band - Slim Chance - did a UK tour recently. Oo La La is a fave pub jam session tune here. Cheers, Giles.
Thank you Alkiro!
The Omega dial reflects a shadow of tower bridge - took a lot of shots & angles to capture it. All the best, Giles.
Memories from the 1970‘s..
Back in the 70‘s...I remember my brown cord trousers, a golden foldable bike, our Peugeot 504 in brown metallic , my Dad’s fabulous Jaguar from the 1950’s (Sundays only) ...and summer holidays at the Adria coast in Italy. Gelato every day ! 😀 Back home, m...
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