Just a bit of sweet talking involved
JLC hard copy book / catalog

 

I'll raise you:

 

What reference is that?

 

Can I get a seat at the lower end of the Zenithstas table now?
Please! (I promise to change the strap and clean it up first!).

 

I found this Zenith today in a antiqueshop

 

73663 military/bund.

 

You did well. The case back is rather polished-out, but that looks like a very nice Cal 71 - I take it that it is a bumper?

 

Hi Stewart im a bad photograper the backcase is coverd in a purple (protectionlayer ) sorry my English is not to god.

Not NOS some small things but unworn original strap and buckle.

Dont want to mess around opening it but i belive a rotor movement casenr 25546xx

Gratefull for any info!

 

Wow!

 

Hi, my name is Dougiedude, and I am a watch-aholic...

I had another slip.

......

I'm sorry, I lied...

I slipped, FOUR times!:

I just couldn't resist these vintage ones today... I was minding my own business staying away from the Ω-F Sales area, and even the WRUW, when...well, an innocent looking ad came up..., and well, I clicked it, and before I knew it, these appeared before me!

A 1972 Tissot-Οmega SeaStar cal 1481 (shared movement):



a 1968 Tissot SeaStar HW cal 781.1:



... a 1950 Juvenia HW cal 17J:



... and a 1941 Omega Naiad CK2221 HW cal 23.4 SC T1:

 

My first black dialed Connie - 168.005 - thanks to all for your advice on this one!

 

Sweet!

 

Thanks! Although I rarely buy pocket watches, I couldn't pass up a nice Eterna.

 

posting every other day with 3+ watches.....I conversation with the wife I can use the ol' at least I am not like DougieDude when she mentions, oh another watch.

 

I tried to call my new sponsor first, @ulackfocus , but he must have been at the flooring section of HomeDepot...

 

Great shoot !!! Bulseye !!!

 

That's like calling a bakery when you have a sugar addiction.