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mikeo1
·Worn but not gone--
Lets see your UG Tri-Compax
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TexOmega
·Clapton and some guy who was said he played guitar upside down and backward and was even left handed!
Closest I"ll get to this UG
Closest I"ll get to this UG
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Mark020
··not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawerThis is a strange bird that I've posted in the past, UG Tri-Compax with a HJ case usually found on UG Uni-Compax.
I personally put this period correct deco dial ! Wears beautifully, one of my favorites in my collection ! Definitely cool, but hard to believe it is original and unique, but who knows with UG .The movement fits perfectly in the case and pushers are perfectly aligned as good as my other 100 percent original examples ! Wonder what Sala would say about this one ?
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Andrew C
·If I were looking for an original bracelet for my Clapton, what am I looking for?
I have the original strap with the UG buckle, but would love a bracelet to add to it.
We’re they fairly generic on bracelets during this period? Would a GF polerouter bracelet fit?
I have the original strap with the UG buckle, but would love a bracelet to add to it.
We’re they fairly generic on bracelets during this period? Would a GF polerouter bracelet fit?
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Andrew C
·Insane. Not complaining, but insane.
Just for posterity....
Abso-freaking-lutely insane! By this logic my Clapton is worth six figures haha...
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mikeo1
·Peanuts in some circles---What do you think a 1950's NOS Rolex 62XX Daytona would go for???
Considering the complications, i continue to think the Tri's have some legs left-
Considering the complications, i continue to think the Tri's have some legs left-
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TheRealMe
·I love that the 40s / 50s Tri Compax got some love at the auction. I love all Tri Compax, and feel that value wise the 40s and 50s should get as much love as the 60s and very early 70s Tri Compax.
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Servius
·I'm wondering how is it possible to have such cracks on the downsides of the lugs without any long-term or strong force / tension...
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Larry S
··Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.
Imprinted on and fell in love with those years. The 60s models, I’d love to have one or two but that ship has sailed. This result is just insane.
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MTROIS
·Peanuts in some circles---What do you think a 1950's NOS Rolex 62XX Daytona would go for???
Considering the complications, i continue to think the Tri's have some legs left-
I mean, how often do you find one in a condition like this!?
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mikeo1
·What do you mean?
This is due to the production process of those case. It's normal and no problem at all.
I'm wondering how is it possible to have such cracks on the downsides of the lugs without any long-term or strong force / tension...
I don't understand what "cracks" you are referring to?
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ikanbilisclub
·That Tricompax is truly a sight to behold! Not to mention those unpolished lugs.
And the price that it went for, phew! At this juncture, I'm just thankful for my current tricompax.
And the price that it went for, phew! At this juncture, I'm just thankful for my current tricompax.
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TheRealMe
·Actually this price is not welcome to me. I don’t intend to sell my Tri Compaxes. I’m hoping to add a couple more to my collection, and don’t want to pay the extra this née high.
Ummm also… I was bidding in the beginning and I got crushed early 🙁
Ummm also… I was bidding in the beginning and I got crushed early 🙁
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