My one very lucky buy was in 1983. This GMT was a mess , no crown, cracked plexie, didn't run.
Oportunistic purchase price of $130 !
That only happens once, I think it cost me $200 for full service so that detracts from the $200 admission to this thread.
Had it over 20 years, paid 1.00 at a garage sale
It's early 70s and works perfect original band broke a month or 2 ago.
Point me to the under $20 thread.
Point me to the under $20 thread.
What is it? Other than a chronograph, I can't tell because the picture is low resolution. Loos like a nice watch for under $20.
Love these 70s manual winding revolving disc pieces!
My one very lucky buy was in 1983. This GMT was a mess , no crown, cracked plexie, didn't run.
Oportunistic purchase price of $130 !
That only happens once, I think it cost me $200 for full service so that detracts from the $200 admission to this thread.
I don’t know anything about Rolex but Wow.
Lovely. Those Timex really do seem to just keep going. They were never a high precision watch, I am amazed how you can find a 40+ year old watch that has probably never had any sort of service that still performs within original specs.
I im not sure how close to spec it is, ive never rally checked to see how much it loses or gains, now you have me wondering?
I im not sure how close to spec it is, ive never rally checked to see how much it loses or gains, now you have me wondering?
Don’t go down that rabbit hole with a Timex- just wear and enjoy!