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And a great conversation starter it surely must be.
The color of that dial is really cool. The case, the lugs, the hands, everything here is interesting.
Pontiac started in the 30s in Belgium
Didn't have any actual association with the car manufacture AFAIK
You should really make a post about it with many pics...
...from different angles in the Independents forum, it is beautiful from a past era and really deserves it 👍
A dilemma, to be sure...
Nevermind. When I can get the iOS app to work properly, I’ll post again. It is not at present allowing me to upload images. HAGWE, —Rick ...
None of the images I attached are visible...
Either in the iOS app or in iOS Safari. The post is no longer even editable, in either app. I do see the first image I attached in thumbnail form in some views, but never while viewing the post. That first image (only) was visible in the post while I was ...
The one most would want to see . . .
. . . is the Flightmaster. And besides, it's always good to know what time it is back home ;-) . . . ...
A decade-long search, punctuated by . . .
.. . . a 600 mile 24-hour round trip to Arizona to bag my quarry. The Hemingway, I call it.
The Karree perpetual? That would've been the fourth pick . . .
. . . after Black Connie and Tiffany. ;-)
I've long felt the Flightmaster is the ultimate realization . . .
. . . of pilot design. Kinda like the 427 Shelby AC Cobra being the ultimate realization of sports car design . . . yes, there are others arguably 'better' in one way or another. The 910 got the essentials nailed, with gusto. Art
Best of luck in your search, Nicolas . . .
. . . finding one isn't tough, but finding one in original condition . . . that's another story. Best to find one from an estate or first owner. Too many have replacement crystals, pushers, crowns, and hands. A blemished original is preferable to a cosmet...
Thanks, Abel! The weekend's almost over for most folks, but I've always been . . .
. . . a Sunday-night kinda guy. Off to a British pub shortly, then late supper with someone special ;-) . . .
Thank you, it is very comfortable indeed.
One of the reasons why I gravitate towards many of the integrated bracelet models... Omega Constellation '95 and GP Laureato 8010 for example... Unfortunately, GP's been sold... stupid, stupid, stupid. Wish to acquire in future, GP again if I can find it ...
Again: great theme my dear friend Zabreg! Here I will play...
... with my “only watch for a GTG” . I’m sure I would take a Submariner, the watch which best represents me I feel. And among the several versions I own the 5508: an early version of the Sub, the charm of a no crown guards Sub and a watch which lights the...
Thanks for the gorgeous photos, my dear Abel.
That is simply Rolex. The patina is flawless. And, thanks for bringing some summer mentality to someone stuck in snow and slush.
A true beauty indeed, Abel!
And completely belying its age - looks so fresh still today!
Again it was a big pleasure, dear Abel !.. Another time of your very pleasing shots & one more from your stable, to enjoy !..
.. Keep going with your enthused contributions ! Best, hs.
My mystery GTG watch
in the end was not a mystery and not so hard to pick. The Girard-Perregaux "To John Harrison" is not only a very special piece of my collection and a stunning example of hand-painted enamel dial, it also marked a particular achievement and has since beco...
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