Post a curated single-brand three-watch collection

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No rules broken Dan. Who loves you? Curation: the Rolex with Bronze or Rose Gold dial was serviced in 2021. The Sky-Rocket serviced and restored by Canuck in 2021. The Tudor/Rolex has been in a box for years and I had my doubts about it until I saw one sell at a Canadian Auction in the fall of of 2021. Serviced 2022. What sharp lugs! The Prince Oysterdate was a 2017 ish Ebay purchase. Serviced in 2017 ish. Has Roulette date wheel. From late 60s, just prior to logo change. The Tudor Lady Dudley is next to go in for service.
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Ok, that's just wrong . . . 🙁
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A vintage Longines grouping from the 40s and 50s: dress chronometer, military, and chronograph.

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Good idea, Dan!

An early, small Art Deco with a rare case variation…

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That is a beautiful watch 😎
 
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A vintage Longines grouping from the 40s and 50s: dress chronometer, military, and chronograph.


Sector dial instead of dress chronometer and IMHO perfect Longines trio EVER!
 
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Happy to play. This Omega trio has me covered for pretty much anything!
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Unicompax…sadly, I can’t do a grouping right now as they are banked.
 
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Wow! The US Army issued Soccer Timers to troops?

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Nice group Jimbo.
Thanks Jim,
Bought in the PX in Korea and field worn so I consider it a Veteran, although not Army issued.
Speedy was the same price, I should have bought a couple and stashed 'em.
I liked the look of the Soccer Timer better (still do but don't tell anyone!).
 
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Great idea for a post! I’ll content myself by browsing through the thread as I have nothing to offer but my enthusiasm!
 
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I think it would be fun to make a thread focusing on selective groupings from individual brands, emphasizing quality and variety instead of quantity. Feel free to interpret the three-watch collection concept creatively. 😀

I'll start with a 1960s Seiko trio: dress, dive, and chronograph.
[1964 Grand Seiko 43999, 1967 6217-8001 (aka 62MAS, first diver), and 1964 45899 Olympic monopusher, first chrono]

Love this idea... I'd jump on the photograph but at least one and maybe two of the watches I would have in my three-watch grouping are at the spa until late March. 😬