Read It And Weep

nyc863 · Feb 15, 2014

Honestly even if you had a time machine there are so many better uses of $200 in 1970 than todays most collectible vintage watches.

As for the poor sap stuck in 1970: consider he has to perfectly pick the very few models that will be future classics instead of forgotten, he has to store them safely, insure them, and send them in for service regularly if they are used. It sounds like a pretty poor deal to me.

ulackfocus · Feb 15, 2014

If I had a time machine, I'd go back to the early 80's and buy stock in Apple and a few other 'start-ups'.

Privateday7 · Feb 15, 2014

U ulackfocus
If I had a time machine, I'd go back to the early 80's and buy stock in Apple and a few other 'start-ups'.

...and buying CK 2915 at today price would be a piece of cake.....

Tire-comedon · Feb 15, 2014

Same dealer, some years ago, seems also interesting to have a time machine and 200$ :

blackwatch · Feb 15, 2014

cicindela
Actually when these were being sold I looked at these and Rolexs side by side in the old Winter Park Mall (Florida). Unfortunately I could afford neither.

South Seminole Jr. High. Whee. Different place before Disney.

Read It And Weep - Omega Catalog Selections And Price List Ca 1970

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