.Thanks Colin.
My wife bought this ugly friggin duck thing which now stands in the corner of the bathroom..... cute I suppose.
But why would it have a label on the bottom warning: not for food use.....
What the hell would you make out of it? Ceramic Peking Duck?
???🤨😵💫😒???
Here is my third and final arrival of the last couple of weeks, continuing the unintentional Seamaster theme this one is an 18 kt rose gold, French production Seamaster chronometre from the early 1950´s. I´m pretty certain it has a cal 352, but I haven´t been able to open the case up so can only really speculate until I visit my watchmaker next week. I bought it together with an 18kt rose gold bracelet which unfortunately is too small for my wrist and although in very nice shape will probably be going to the melting pot.
Here´s the original sales picture
What arrived
After a bit of spit and Polywatch
Together with the other two new ones.
Bad phone picture. Just arrived today
2849 7sc
Gold capped over stainless
A little dial patina but really wanted the coathanger S.
Actually bought yesterday, but positioned and levelled today: a 1954 LeCoultre Atmos IV.
I was and still am thrilled by this metal door playing with the light.
The ingenious pseudo perpetual motion mechanism implemented in a cal. 522.
Enjoy,
Mick
