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Will arrange that as soon as you give it to me.
Best,
Nicolas.
There are enough differences to make it very reasonable to have both in the collection. And the sum (in this case the pair) is greater than the individual watches precisely because or the subtle differences.
Really lovely pair.
Enjoy.
Andrew
The no logo is my personal choice as well but the logo also have its charm with the black date wheel making more iconic in the historical context.
I guess I will try to year them both extensively for a period of time.
It will be interesting to see what happen then.
Regards
Tyler
That's'what happens I have found myself in this situation in the past and I only kept the best and traded the other to have another watch! Matt
Discovery Tuesday: Twins (2222nd post. Yes. I know is cheesy)
For a long time I think about having 2 identical or in this case same model is ridiculous.
However when it comes to this watch: IWC Aquatimer 812AD. My logic just fell apart.
So far and yet so close. 1 with the applied logo and black date window while the other no logo and white date window.
The logical thinking is to keep one and sell the other. I haven't made up my mind yet.
What about you?
My comment will follow.
Regards
Tyler
This message has been edited by T.Bean on 2012-03-06 02:02:33
However when it comes to this watch: IWC Aquatimer 812AD. My logic just fell apart.
So far and yet so close. 1 with the applied logo and black date window while the other no logo and white date window.
The logical thinking is to keep one and sell the other. I haven't made up my mind yet.
What about you?
My comment will follow.
Regards
Tyler
This message has been edited by T.Bean on 2012-03-06 02:02:33
I would send...
The no logo to Sweden...
Excellent pair, T-bomb!
Best
Blomman
PS. Address sent by PM.
Another person just request to send the other one to Paris.
You guys are unbelievable. 
You should have known where you be coming ...
Regards
Tyler
My mistake. The last one went to your old house in Transylvania.
All those chamallows... gone! Eaten by the bats and rats.
Sigh...
Regards
Tyler
Sigh...
Regards
Tyler
You can never trust in Fedex. What is the tracking number, by the way?
Will arrange that as soon as you give it to me.
Best,
Nicolas.
Oh yes ... the tracking number, here you go.
Tracking number : TH1511SG01NG2HE11
I don't see the problem
Regards
Tyler
I don't see the problem
Regards
Tyler
Keep the pair ...
Pairs are fun and with those watches, you got twice the pleasure.
Here is my humble pair:
I know that this, for the non-WIS, seems to be crazy but there are many advantages.
The main one is that, when you switch watches, no one will know that you did.
Congratulations for your beautiful set of Aquatimers and for your 2222 post.
2222 reminds me of this Brazilian song (Expresso 2222), from 1972 if my mind is correct.
Cheers,
Nilo
Here is my humble pair:
I know that this, for the non-WIS, seems to be crazy but there are many advantages.
The main one is that, when you switch watches, no one will know that you did.
Congratulations for your beautiful set of Aquatimers and for your 2222 post.
2222 reminds me of this Brazilian song (Expresso 2222), from 1972 if my mind is correct.
Cheers,
Nilo
That's not help! You are enticing me to a new nightmare. LOL
If my collection double with the same thing surely my wife will check me in a mental hospital.
Regards
Tyler
A lovely pair.
If I were you I would keep both if I could.
Worst case scenario and assuming it cannot be sent to sweden, you can send one of them to Paris. We will know what to do with it.
Best regards,
George
I shouldn't have ask. It's not like I will get an answer saying "You got too much, stop." [nt]
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The same, yet different ...
There are enough differences to make it very reasonable to have both in the collection. And the sum (in this case the pair) is greater than the individual watches precisely because or the subtle differences.
Really lovely pair.
Enjoy.
Andrew
Do never go to Vintage Rolexes, if you feel that it is stupid to have two of the same. ;) [nt]
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Sell the least desirable...
...if you see any flaws or functional problems now, then they will only become more obvious over time. Give someone else a chance to own such a beautiful and historic watch and look for a different rarity.
Of course, if you can't determine which is the least desirable then I guess you had better keep them both. That's what I had to do: the various good and bad points cancelled out each other.
cool watch Tyler!
I would trade up one to fund part of another project, personaly I'd keep the no logo! Matt
Finally someone with sense. :-)
The no logo is my personal choice as well but the logo also have its charm with the black date wheel making more iconic in the historical context.
I guess I will try to year them both extensively for a period of time.
It will be interesting to see what happen then.
Regards
Tyler
the dilemna...
That's'what happens I have found myself in this situation in the past and I only kept the best and traded the other to have another watch! Matt
One need be strong to do what you do.
I still a weak person. Perhaps one day ... ... ;-)
Regards
Tyler
Regards
Tyler
Beside financial, It's also hard ...
It's also hard to depart a collection that one has built over a period of time.
There is no lesser child in a parent's eye.
Regards
Tyler