Arrivals, What Did You Buy Recently?(Watches)

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Just received this yesterday. Nice looking watch. But it is a a cough gasp, Quartz. Not even vintage. What was I thinking? Ok, I like the design. This is a Vincero ChronoS-Gold. Citizen Quartz movement. Sapphire coated mineral crystal, 4 ATM water resistance. Luminous hands and Italian leather band. Feels kind of big for me at 43mm , but I have been wearing a 1960 Seamaster as my daily. 2 year warranty. Oh and a piece of Italian marble on the case back. Had a slight discount on it and for just over $135 USD, not bad for something like this. So what do you a all think? Decent daily wearer, even if it is a Quartz?
 
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ANOTHER new HVAC system. 🫨🤬



Giving a pile of cash to a plumber tomorrow. 😵‍💫
Lucky you! God Bless your Home!
 
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I've mentioned previously in this thread that I have several weak spots when it comes to vintage - chief among them 50+ y.o. pieces in pristine condition. And I love what I perceive to be a bargain. I bought this because it was looking pristine, I took the statement that it was recently serviced as credible and at the price I paid that would just be a bonus if it was serviced.

I've had it for a couple of days and it's keeping incredible time. The simple hand wind movement looks clean and the gasket is fresh.


The 35mm sized case is in excellent condition; in fact, the only mark on the back I put there being ham handed with my case opener.


And the dial and crystal are about perfect. The lume still has some life to it.


1967 Bulova Aerojet: a true cheap thrill

 
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A NOS Heuer Autavia 1163 V from 1972, it is a fullset as shown below:


THAT'S IMPRESSIVE!
 
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Got this in a partial trade for my Reverso GT. It's...nice 😀


Gorgeous Reverso. 👍
 
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An unusual Chronodato in 18k YG, from Relojería Maximo Blum, Caracas.
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This unique dial today!
Wow...nice...reminds me of the tapestry dials of the 1980's/early 1990's Datejusts...great looking Seamaster.
 
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I've mentioned previously in this thread that I have several weak spots when it comes to vintage - chief among them 50+ y.o. pieces in pristine condition. And I love what I perceive to be a bargain. I bought this because it was looking pristine, I took the statement that it was recently serviced as credible and at the price I paid that would just be a bonus if it was serviced.

I've had it for a couple of days and it's keeping incredible time. The simple hand wind movement looks clean and the gasket is fresh.


The 35mm sized case is in excellent condition; in fact, the only mark on the back I put there being ham handed with my case opener.


And the dial and crystal are about perfect. The lume still has some life to it.


1967 Bulova Aerojet: a true cheap thrill

Hi great looking watch the hands make the watch for me... Love it
 
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Not small at 12.5cm wide, and I love the earlier style font...

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Got a soft spot for vintage Alpina.
Perhaps one of the most underrated brands around right now.
My first one with a black dial. Some TLC needed but I have hopes......
😀


Sellers picture.
 
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Got a soft spot for vintage Alpina.
Perhaps one of the most underrated brands around right now.

Shhhhhh don't let that cat out of the bag
 
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Shhhhhh don't let that cat out of the bag
Agreed. 😉
Disregard my last post. Alpina is utter shite. Stay away!!!
 
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Bought it not today, but several months ago, and finally arriving tomorrow.

Based upon the prototype Omega SM 1000 Comex Janus

(photos by exc-hulk, from wus).
 
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^^^You gonna wear that or mount wheels on it and push it around?
 
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^^^You gonna wear that or mount wheels on it and push it around?

Been training with a 125 and a Mark III, and after a while, your arm get used to it

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