wonderful! I can come by some time over the next couple of weeks.
I have my father's 1964 solid gold Seamster Deville (my avatar) which is in pristine condition and I have been afraid to have touched.
I brought it to the Omega Boutique in Natick and they oohed and aahed, but said they didn't want to open it up.
(Turns out that sounds like a very good thing)
I also have a 1989 Speedmaster Professional, a 1954 Seamster and feel like I'll probably add to a slight collection over time.
The more I read the forums, the more I realize that I need to find somewhere to go in person to have the watches looked at.
I'd like to have a go to option. I want to open up my Speedy, to take a look at the serial numbers, movement, etc.
But there are so many options in Boston, that I was unsure where to start with vintage pieces with sentimental meaning.
I've been in your store once just to look at what you had for sale, but would love to drop in again.
I hope to see you soon.
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