Post a curated single-brand three-watch collection

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A vintage Longines grouping from the 40s and 50s: dress chronometer, military, and chronograph.

I'm always so jealous of your Longines Chrono 🥰 I guess it's those big eyes that I keep falling for haha

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How about 3 UGs with twisted lugs?

That right most leather strap is beautiful - where did you get it? 😀

Here's my trios - one for Longines, and one for Omega...

Longines - Conquest Power Reserve, Chronograph and regular conquest (which has now left the pack)




Omega - 18k Omega Geneve, moonphase, and of course a 30mm.

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Mid-century gold cased Movado trio:
Pink gold M95


early 50’s bumper


and a day/date
 
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Eve Eve
Just take the one from the top left photo 👍
woah! this is way too close to, “you don’t need another one” and we can always find a way to make room for another one 😉
 
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The first, second and third..


The seventies..


The first, second and third..


No date, date and day date..


No date, date and day date..


6139..


6138


MACV-SOG..


Seamasters..


Speedmasters..


Alarming..


Even more alarming😀
 
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What I’m loving about this thread is the level of thought and curation that has gone into each micro collection here. It shows how diverse this community is and how a collection can be fantastic regardless of financial value.
 
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View attachment 1365304 Some modest UG. Members like LarryS have posted some way more impressive models. The smallest here is 14k. I bought it at DuMouchelles in Detroit for peanuts. Serviced in 2020. The tankish one is 18k. Serviced in 2019. Likely not worth much more than gold value but I am glad I saved it. It was destined to the crucible. The chrono is a Compur with seldom seen fisherman’s knot. Serviced December 2020.
View attachment 1365304 Crowns. Background and next photo from the Universal Watch Geneve book by Pietro Giuliano Sala. I hope collectors like @bgrisso can share theirs here. The OF UG community is amazing.
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3 British Issued WWII watches made in 3 different countries.

USA
England
Switzerland
 
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3 British Issued WWII watches made in 3 different countries.

USA
England
Switzerland

Another rebel, I see. 🙄
 
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The trilogy, of course but with a wrinkle - a 2914, 105.012, and a modern 300M. Covers just about any situation 😀

 
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I hope I don’t get scolded too badly for sharing my aspirational collection. I would like to present what I consider to be a well rounded assortment of three distinctly different watches from Omega. I couldn’t possibly derail such a great thread without at least providing some pretty photos. THESE ARE NOT MINE; I just found them on the Internet.

I would start with the Speedmaster Professional 105.012, a cornerstone of any Omega collection. I love this reference in particular for it’s connection to the moonwalk and the introduction of the Professional distinction and asymetric case design that has continued to this day.
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Next, I would chose the Seamaster 300M GMT “Great White” 2538.20. I am one of the suckers with a nostalgic connection to the Goldeneye Seamaster, however I could never quite see myself with that particular reference. For me, the Great White offers the feel of that generation in a package that I would be far more satisfied with.
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Finally, the Aqua Terra “Skyfall” 231.10.39.21.03.001 represents a simple refinement that won’t be out of place if worn casually or with a suit.
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To me the spread of matte black, white wave, and blue teak dial designs along with the spread from the sports chrono, traveler GMT, and sophisticated simplicity offer so much versatility that you could cover all possible bases and have pieces with a good story.
 
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Three Bulova "tool" watches: 1942 single pusher chronograph, reputed to be the smallest production chronograph movement; 1943 "Medical Officer", powered by one of Bulova's early center sweep seconds hand movements cal. 10BA; and, a 1968 "Snorkel".