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SmithSJ
·Love both of them Revo - suspect you are on a slippery slope now. Possibly cheaper than a Smiths automatic!,
Considering a vintage Seamaster
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Syrte
·I'm fairly certain I want an automatic from 1950s / 60s. A simple stainless steel model (ideally with nice beefy lugs), cal. 5xx, original dial (ideally white / cream with the 12
So far the ones I've looked at on ebay are:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Omega-Cal-471-1956-Seamaster/254937391979
and (my favourite)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-1950s-Omega-Seamaster-CAL-501-UK/174710787445
So going back to the beginning of the thread I’m realizing @Revo you got the watch referenced in the second Ebay link- trading it for a couple Smiths watches seems like a great idea.
Posting the initial listing for the record.
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Alpha
··Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega CollectorI was thinking a grey Eulit perlon might be a good look. Annoyingly I thought I had one but I must have sold it with a watch.
Sorry I just spotted you post and here is an image of what is now her ladyships watch on grey perlon, obviously shot taken before it changed hands 😉
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