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Show us your vintages with matching vintage props (only)
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Felix_La_PuBelle
··A lot of room for comedy in there, gang.Not the best pics, sadly, but a 145.022 with error bezel and a sign from Apollo mission health program I shared here:
https://omegaforums.net/posts/2493976/
Felix_La_PuBelle ·
Picked this up at an antique store near me. Johnny Hart, creator of BC Comics, made these for the Apollo crew health program. I can’t find much on the internet about this specific illustration, but apparently Johnny Hart contributed to Apollo 12, 13 and 14 and he was presented a NASA public service award in 1972.
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Canuck
·Or how about this?
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F.Antl
·A diver's watch on a diving bell.
Given its excellent condition, it's doubtful that the Arten Super-Submarino 200m diver ever made it underwater. As for the diving helmet, however, I'm quite certain, since it comes from the inventory of a hydroelectric power plant and was state-of-the-art equipment at the time of the plant's construction.
Kind regards,
F.Antl
Given its excellent condition, it's doubtful that the Arten Super-Submarino 200m diver ever made it underwater. As for the diving helmet, however, I'm quite certain, since it comes from the inventory of a hydroelectric power plant and was state-of-the-art equipment at the time of the plant's construction.
Kind regards,
F.Antl
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F.Antl
·That's a very cool ad and a beautiful watch, of course!
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F.Antl
·The 90s are nowadays considered a vintage era too, so this talking table clock from Seiko, called the ‘Talkstation’, along with its contemporaries, fits in quite well here.
Not so much because of its rarity but due to its enchanting golden colour rumour has it that a current occupant of the White House is said to be absolutely keen to display it as the ultimate desk gadget alongside the ‘red telephone’ - which, as is well known, is in fact neither red nor a real telephone.
Not so much because of its rarity but due to its enchanting golden colour rumour has it that a current occupant of the White House is said to be absolutely keen to display it as the ultimate desk gadget alongside the ‘red telephone’ - which, as is well known, is in fact neither red nor a real telephone.
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kwh81
·Wow, just stumbled on this perfect thread! Nice items and beautiful photography 👍👍👍. We'll done. My contribution is '63 SMDV and at least the ring on the left is from 1957, so pretty close 😅.
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lindo
·London Navy Colt with a London made pocket watch.
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F.Antl
·Braun AW 10 (wristwatch, designed by Dietrich Lubs) next to Braun HL 70 (table fan, designed by Jürgen Greubel).
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rfortson
·105.012-65 with December 1969 National Geographic special moon landing edition
P9090183 by Russ, on Flickr
American Waltham wristwatch from ~1920's with Esquire magazines from the 1930's. One features a new novel from Hemingway. 😁
American Waltham-1 by Russ, on Flickr
American Waltham-3 by Russ, on Flickr
American Waltham wristwatch from ~1920's with Esquire magazines from the 1930's. One features a new novel from Hemingway. 😁
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Pascal S
·The 90s are nowadays considered a vintage era too, so this talking table clock from Seiko, called the ‘Talkstation’, along with its contemporaries, fits in quite well here.
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Actually, these Seiko 7Ax8 chronographs (7A28-7020 on the left and a 7A38... -7285 maybe?) are from the 1980s. Your 7A28 came out in 1983. And I have yet to find the right prop to exhibit mine. I'll be back!
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rfortson
·Actually, these Seiko 7Ax8 chronographs (7A28-7020 on the left and a 7A38... -7285 maybe?) are from the 1980s. Your 7A28 came out in 1983. And I have yet to find the right prop to exhibit mine. I'll be back!
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Misteroclock
·Hello everyone
Here my wittnauer for the eyes
Here my wittnauer for the eyes
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Misteroclock
·I don't read the rules
Sorry..
I do it again , not really the same years but at least somethings about U.S
Here the Wittnauer
Sorry..
I do it again , not really the same years but at least somethings about U.S
Here the Wittnauer
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SpaceCowboy
·Here’s my Glycine Airman Special with the original box and instruction manual, mid sixties
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Felix_La_PuBelle
··A lot of room for comedy in there, gang.Actually, these Seiko 7Ax8 chronographs (7A28-7020 on the left and a 7A38... -7285 maybe?) are from the 1980s. Your 7A28 came out in 1983. And I have yet to find the right prop to exhibit mine. I'll be back!
I can think of some 80s props that would go well with my 7A28. Will have to hunt them down….
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Pascal S
·Well, I just found the one for mine...
For those of you who don't know, the candy bars currently known under the name Twix were sold in Europe in the 1980s under the Raider brand name. It was discontinued in 1991, replaced by the global Twix packaging.
For those of you who don't know, the candy bars currently known under the name Twix were sold in Europe in the 1980s under the Raider brand name. It was discontinued in 1991, replaced by the global Twix packaging.
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F.Antl
·Actually, these Seiko 7Ax8 chronographs (7A28-7020 on the left and a 7A38... -7285 maybe?) are from the 1980s. Your 7A28 came out in 1983. And I have yet to find the right prop to exhibit mine. I'll be back!
It's a 7A28-7020 (left) from '83 and a 7A38-728A (right) from '88, to be precise. However, my '90s caption referred to the desk clock they're shown with.
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