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·Here is my local vintage watch repair shop, but unfortunately, owner did not allow me to take pictures, but this is in his shop window. There are over 50 watches inside and they are all vintage and mint/NOS condition. There are a couple of Longines, my favorite is the coin bezel model in mint condition with a box and papers. There are about a dozen golden Zeniths from 50s ,60s and 70s also in mint condition. 2 Jaegers, one rose gold with a salmon dial and the other yellow gold with a gold dial. There’s also the Angelus chronograph but it looks like a redial to me. There are about ten chronographs from the 30s and 40s.
And of course we come to Omega. He has 6 pieces of coin bezel models that I saw for the first time in my life, also in mint condition. And my two favorites, the Seamaster 18k (503) with crosshair and honeycomb dial, with matching lume on dial and hands. And finally Constellation rose gold 2782 / ?? sc with perfect dial (I'm not 100% sure it's crosshair because I was too excited). Anyways I was in shock that I had just discovered that shop and I think they will allow me to take pictures after my first purchase.
Omega on the left (guessing 2622-1) is 700€.
Seamaster 120 is around 2400€.
Forgot about Longines but it looks great.
And of course we come to Omega. He has 6 pieces of coin bezel models that I saw for the first time in my life, also in mint condition. And my two favorites, the Seamaster 18k (503) with crosshair and honeycomb dial, with matching lume on dial and hands. And finally Constellation rose gold 2782 / ?? sc with perfect dial (I'm not 100% sure it's crosshair because I was too excited). Anyways I was in shock that I had just discovered that shop and I think they will allow me to take pictures after my first purchase.
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