SgWatchBaron
·Watches easier than a car hobby in SG. Parking alone could pay for the watch collection. 👍
And here's the rear end of my MGA MK II.
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Watches easier than a car hobby in SG. Parking alone could pay for the watch collection. 👍
Here we have a very rare dial for the Lebanon, with painting of the Temple of Baalbek.
I collect cars too! Here's a beauty that I drive on the weekends. Fully restored MGA MK II circa 1961. The last and only MK II in Singapore!
I'd be surprised if there were enough vintage cars in SG to support a local restoration business. Did you send it off to KL or did you buy it restored already?
You have some nice Omega's and a fantastic MG but I'm not so sure about the originality of the Lebanese. The painting looks very amateuristic with a degree of bubbling, the markers are not at all well aligned and I've never seen a cloisonné dial with the sharp Omega logo.
There is actually a huge market for vintage cars. For people like myself who are enthusiasts. Who choose to bite the bullet of the 10 year Certificate of Entitlement (COE). And the double Road Tax we have to pay, just to keep these ageing beauties on the road for the enjoyment of ourselves and others!
I restored the vehicle with one of the experts in vintage car restoration in Singapore.
There are also vintage car clubs here my friend.
Lived in the city the few years I was there (Orchard Rd). COE and taxes alone could pay for both my watch and car hobbies here in the US 😲
This is a new way of making an intro...the Blitzkrieg approach of humble bragging.
You beat me to that comment 😁
Never seen such an approach. Quite a profile. Will be thrilling to see how this goes.
Whatabout the WTB-list, can you share it too, aswell as the current collection? 😀
Here's an email from Omega Museum themselves. Confirming its authenticity. Although also telling me that they cannot fix the damaged dial legs, without damaging the enamel.
Sorry but that Whatsap or email or whatever it is isn't really proving anything in my mind. In fact with the poor grammar and context used it is having the opposite effect.
Welcome to the forum SGWB
I do enjoy unbridled enthusiasm.
In the west, this has been to some extent squashed as we all look over our shoulders.
Keep it up
Welcome to the forum SGWB
I do enjoy unbridled enthusiasm.
In the west, this has been to some extent squashed as we all look over our shoulders.
Keep it up