It’s so rock solid and supremely capable. 1/10th of a sec per day deviations thus far.

 

My Tudor Pepsi GMT lost a total of 0.1 seconds in 13 days before taking off on vacation. It ran between -1.4 sec/day and +1.2 sec/day during that time.

 

Hey, glad to see this one made it here too! I saw that one listed and wondered if it would. Always good to see another Sherpa around

 

It took a while, but finally I found the original beads of rice bracelet for my IWC Mark XV.




IWC Mark XV Ref. 3253
19mm beads of rice bracelet Ref. A05417

 

The eagle has landed

 

Added another Seamaster to the collection!

 

Polerouter Super 869112/03

 

Very nice, wow!

 

Incoming.....

 

Arrived recently only just got around to doing some photographs This is a very complete early full set Seamaster Calendar that I have been
Looking for for some time.Sold originally in Canada

 

My third Omega!

Add this bad boy to the mix of a Seamaster bond quartz and Speedmaster MKII

 

Hi there! I am a freshman in this forum... I love vintage Omega and the last one I bought few weeks ago is this stunning Seamaster 120 166.0250, the so called "Baby Ploprof". Based on my opinion... the mesh bracelet is amazing on this reference. I also have the Extract of the Archives and it was originally coupled with this bracelet!

 

Very nice one, looks all original to me, very well done! And DIBS, please. I still need to find one as nice as yours in all original condition. Does it also have the 200m tested inscription on the caseback or not? What year did the EoA state it’s age? Just curious.

 

here the same item close to its brother @it_is_watch_time

 

Hi JanV, thank you for your consideration... I really appreciate it. Here you can find other 2 pics, showing you the caseback, outer and inner part. The EoA says April 20 1979, Germany. Bracelet 1247/237.

It is a great watch, indded. Super patina and dial comdition are 10/10. I really love it!
Cheers

 

Siblings...

 

A recent pickup

 

I didn’t know much about bubblebacks when this beauty knocked on the door. Special thanks to @adam78 for his help.

Ref 3458 in 18k circa 1944-45

 

Always wanted a Pepsi

 

New addition.........