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JwRosenthal
路My lady is always coveting my collection, and sometimes I covet hers. I buy almost exclusively vintage and she benefits from my collecting as she gets the ones that are too small for me (under 30mm), or vintage ladies watches that I think are just too cool (obviously she has input here as I know her style). Of course she has obsconded with a few of her favorites from my collection, including a Tudor of mine, but at least I know where it is. We have often joked about getting his/hers models but for many of the vintage brands, the ladies watches were so stylized for women that there wasn't a male equivalent (Omega and Rolex were actually pretty good about doing matchy his/hers sport watches that were near identical)
My watchmaker learned of someone looking to sell a ladies 60's Seawolf and having worked on my Seawolf (and knowing my zeal for the brand), he immediately thought of me. My wife has always loved my black Seawolf and often jokes of stealing it from me, so now we have the pair!
This little thing should clean up beautifully.
Next, I'll try to track down the ladies Bulova 666's that match mine, and perhaps see if there was a ladies C-cased Connie with slate dial....this is going to be fun.
My watchmaker learned of someone looking to sell a ladies 60's Seawolf and having worked on my Seawolf (and knowing my zeal for the brand), he immediately thought of me. My wife has always loved my black Seawolf and often jokes of stealing it from me, so now we have the pair!
This little thing should clean up beautifully.
Next, I'll try to track down the ladies Bulova 666's that match mine, and perhaps see if there was a ladies C-cased Connie with slate dial....this is going to be fun.
