I like my pair of Seiko Sportsmen from the 1960s. One faded to light blue and the other to light brown.

 

Not an identical pair, but certainly close siblings: 2605 with a sub-second and 2608 with a center second. Both 35mm, both with spider-lugs and full numerals, both heavily patinated and still very lovely.

 

Two sides of the Iron curtain...
(even if a Porsche Design/Orfina would have been a better match, more contemporary)


Really loving my new Heuer

 

A pair of ‘69 DONs

 

A couple of Japanese pairs.

 

Twins… will put more thought into this tomorrow!!

 

Absolutely -one on, one in the wash

 

That reminds me of school uniforms!!!! Well, here’s a related “his and hers” pair

 

Another pair - a 176.0012 and a 176.0016

 

Two Speedy automatics…

 

Posting these unequal twins (hint: dial design) before the black 2869 is leaving me tomorrow.

 

@CaptainWinsor Old post I know but that zenith is sweet. I bought it from @aap and today just came back from a service!

 

Three ‘60s Seamaster De Villes with date functions. Each has different hour markers. Should really research the different case numbers (and have the #9 reapplied).

 

Two Longines calibers 11.62- one delivered to France in 1916, the other to the US in 1932.

 

Viking Sport made by Cortebert

 

A 176.007 / 1040 pair just back from a service and repair. The silver dial had never been serviced (in 48 years it seems :0).