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Varies its visual imoression and appeal, into
4-5 " duals", as Blomman has called it.

Either way, it is a nice game to watch the rays of light
play their reflections on the dial & how it differs in appeal.

Thx again, dear friend !
Best, hs

PS:
I will bring it along , next time, so you can play a bit..

... one is the one that has been haunting me for a long time but with no luck finding one for my collection. That´s an elusive grial in my wish list, and a great example you have there!
Keep loving and enjoying and have a great week end my friend!
Cheers! Abel.

Yes, I'm very happy with the new GP Trav Sapphire,
which holds a constant joy to see the changes of
translucency and highlights..

The Railmaster from '58/'59 was a super lucky NOS find.

Thx again & Cheers,

Always Best, hs

. . . on eBay recently, Abel, and for a more-than-fair price, too. 

Vintage Rails are hot now . . . the best time to get one was long ago.  I wasn't able to compete for the one just mentioned - the bidding was out of my league.

Art

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. . . of my 'A' list, h, and your latest GP arrival is handsome enough, too.

Warm regards,

Art

.. Thx again !
Best, hs

... I was a very young lad of around 15 o 16 years old when the "Beatlemania" shocked my Country not much later than in Europe and USA in the mid 1960's.

I was interested in many things lads were interested in on those far years, beyond chasing girls of course: Highschool, the Moon conquest race, the launching of the Ford Mustang, sport SCUBA diving, and dreaming of owning my first Rolex Submariner (a 5513 gilt, which arrived in 1966)

I must confess I was not very fond of Beatles in the first place but little by little the new music was growing on me. A Little later I was a real fan of them, and keep liking most of their music.

Now, many decades later I feel their songs are connected with many episodes of my life, and bring me many fond memories to my mind. The 1960' s and 1970's were turbulent and changing times, but somehow it was a World much  more innocent and less sophisticated than today (far from personal computers, tablets or móvil pones)  but full of charm anyway.

The list of The Beatles songs is very long as we all know, but I have a few favorites among them: Yesterday, And I love You, Michelle, Please please me, Let it be, Something and The Long and Winding Road are among the ones I like best.

The 1960' s and 1970's were years of adventure, exploration and discovery both in mountains, underwater, sky and space. This the development of watches which today we connect with those activities: Rolex Submariner and Explorer, JLC Deep Sea and Geophysic, Omega Seamaster 300 and Speedmaster, are just of the few timepieces chosen.

I am showing a couple of recently arrived watches which together with the Beatles music connect my mind and soul with those far years of my youth:

Have a nice week end Art and all our friends here at PuristS!!

Cheers! Abel.

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.. But well understandable that you like those.

Guess, my fav pic there is the one with that
great sun reflection..

Cheers & HAGWE !

... a bit younger than Beatles age, but recently captured and in the middle of my honeymoon with them!
Glad you like the shot of the Expl II with the sun reflection, it was a lucky shot!
Have a nice week end my friend, and thanks a lot again!!
Abel.

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. . . in second grade, Abel.  Most of my British (and a few American) classmates wore buttons . . .

. . . supporting their favorite of the quartet that school year ('64 - '65).

Art

but I actually only have a few albums. Rest in peace, Sir George Martin.  

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. . . and maybe six or seven dozen CDs, without a single Beatles album amongst them. 

That doesn't diminish my admiration for Sir George one whit, though . . . he was a brilliant producer.

Cordially,

Art

Being approximately the same age as Abel, I did a quick review of my iTunes library and learned I own:

Cazalea

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. . . Stones fan, and pretty much the same . . .

. . . when it comes to Grand Seiko. 

Liked the Beatles, but was always drawn more to the Mods.

Not the best segue into a bullseye dial, but I tried!

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