Kevin_b1 - August 2014
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Kevin_b1 - August 2014
Thought I would do an update on my collection.
First box is my vintage box
Second box is my modern box
Third box is a mixture of watches
Regards
Kevin
First box is my vintage box
Second box is my modern box
Third box is a mixture of watches
Regards
Kevin
IWC Mark XVII
Rolex Oyster Datejust Perpetual (1971)
Rolex Precision 9ct gold (1962)
Rotary Les Originales
Rotary Tank
C9 5 day Chromometer
C1 Russell
Rolex Oyster Datejust Perpetual (1971)
Rolex Precision 9ct gold (1962)
Rotary Les Originales
Rotary Tank
C9 5 day Chromometer
C1 Russell
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Re: Kevin_b1 - August 2014
A cracking collection , your vintage section really stands out for me , favourites would be the Universal and the Smiths.
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Re: Kevin_b1 - August 2014
Lovely collections Kevin, the Vintage are beautiful.
The C3 IPK and Trident Orange are gorgeous.
The C3 IPK and Trident Orange are gorgeous.
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Re: Kevin_b1 - August 2014
A lovely collection overall. I think the vintage Zenith works best for me.
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Re: Kevin_b1 - August 2014
I have always been a big fan of the C3s. While I am not into vintage that much the streel/black Universal Geneve stands out as it is not gold/white.
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Re: Kevin_b1 - August 2014
Cracking collection. The vintage Zenith works best for me too. As for the cheap quartz, brilliant.
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Re: Kevin_b1 - August 2014
I drive a Jaguar saw this and thought got to have that, think it was about £8 bargain.Berkshire wrote:Cracking collection. The vintage Zenith works best for me too. As for the cheap quartz, brilliant.
Regards
Kevin
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IWC Mark XVII
Rolex Oyster Datejust Perpetual (1971)
Rolex Precision 9ct gold (1962)
Rotary Les Originales
Rotary Tank
C9 5 day Chromometer
C1 Russell
Rolex Oyster Datejust Perpetual (1971)
Rolex Precision 9ct gold (1962)
Rotary Les Originales
Rotary Tank
C9 5 day Chromometer
C1 Russell
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Re: Kevin_b1 - August 2014
Kip wrote:A lovely collection overall. I think the vintage Zenith works best for me.
Strange the Zenith is the one I have not gelled with and actually have it up for sale.Berkshire wrote:Cracking collection. The vintage Zenith works best for me too. As for the cheap quartz, brilliant.
Several people have said they like it but don't know what it is about it but can not get on with it.
Thanks to everyone for their nice comments.
Regards
Kevin
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IWC Mark XVII
Rolex Oyster Datejust Perpetual (1971)
Rolex Precision 9ct gold (1962)
Rotary Les Originales
Rotary Tank
C9 5 day Chromometer
C1 Russell
Rolex Oyster Datejust Perpetual (1971)
Rolex Precision 9ct gold (1962)
Rotary Les Originales
Rotary Tank
C9 5 day Chromometer
C1 Russell
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Re: Kevin_b1 - August 2014
An excellent collection, particularly your vintage pieces.
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Re: Kevin_b1 - August 2014
Kevin
You have some gaps in the last box.
This is not acceptable and I will have to mark you down on presentation!!!!!!
hehehehe!!!!
Very nice collection.
You have some gaps in the last box.
This is not acceptable and I will have to mark you down on presentation!!!!!!
hehehehe!!!!
Very nice collection.
Re: Kevin_b1 - August 2014
Position of the date window? I'm guessing unusual on a vintage watch.kevin_b1 wrote:don't know what it is about it but can not get on with it.
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Re: Kevin_b1 - August 2014
Top notch collection there Kevin with a great blend of vintage and modern (four of which I claim responsibility for as being their previous owner!).
Interesting to note that you've only got a couple of divers, which is surely well below the forum average.
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Interesting to note that you've only got a couple of divers, which is surely well below the forum average.
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