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·Its been a while since I last posted here. Too much work lately. . Anyway, I caught these great watches the last 2 months.
First is this very clean 60s Hamilton 3-register chronograph with panda dial. The all stainless steel watch is powered by a Valjoux 7736 and has a diameter of 37mm excluding crown. I think its one of the best looking vintage chronographs I have purchased.
This Heuer Autavia 1163V is a 1st execution of the Viceroy model. The watch is powered by a Cal.12 movement. If you're looking for a watch that sums up the true essence of the 1970s sportscar racing period, this is it.
This Seiko is sought after by many seikoholics. Its the 6105 8110 proof-proof model which was produced only in 1970. The “proof/proof” models are fairly rare, and command a definite premium over the “resist/resist” models. This watch is in very good condition.
Lastly is this 70s Waltham, stainless steel chronograph powered by the Valjoux 7733 hand-winding movement in fine condition. The watch case measures 41mm diameter (without crown) and has a signed, screw-down case-back with 2 chronograph registers. I am a sucker for "blue dialed" watches.
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First is this very clean 60s Hamilton 3-register chronograph with panda dial. The all stainless steel watch is powered by a Valjoux 7736 and has a diameter of 37mm excluding crown. I think its one of the best looking vintage chronographs I have purchased.
This Heuer Autavia 1163V is a 1st execution of the Viceroy model. The watch is powered by a Cal.12 movement. If you're looking for a watch that sums up the true essence of the 1970s sportscar racing period, this is it.
This Seiko is sought after by many seikoholics. Its the 6105 8110 proof-proof model which was produced only in 1970. The “proof/proof” models are fairly rare, and command a definite premium over the “resist/resist” models. This watch is in very good condition.
Lastly is this 70s Waltham, stainless steel chronograph powered by the Valjoux 7733 hand-winding movement in fine condition. The watch case measures 41mm diameter (without crown) and has a signed, screw-down case-back with 2 chronograph registers. I am a sucker for "blue dialed" watches.
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