Swapping three watches for one..What would be your choice?

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Well a happy new year and decade to all you lovely forum members.. So just for fun - What 1 watch would you swap these 3 for as a straight swap.. Reason and pic please!
1967 105012-66CB
1965 Breitling 765 AVI
1991 Rolex Submariner 16610
 
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Well a happy new year and decade to all you lovely forum members.. So just for fun - What 1 watch would you swap these 3 for as a straight swap.. Reason and pic please!
1967 105012-66CB
1965 Breitling 765 AVI
1991 Rolex Submariner 16610
Maybe a 2998?
 
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For this & I'm ready for the swop whenever you are , there’s a lot less of these Timex knocking about making them somewhat more exclusive .... 😗
 
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For this & I'm ready for the swop whenever you are , there’s a lot less of these Timex knocking about making them somewhat more exclusive .... 😗
Is that one of those really rare “solid yellow platinum” Timex models..?
 
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A Paul Newman Daytona.

What is that Breitling worth? Just curious, thanks.
 
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A Paul Newman Daytona.

What is that Breitling worth? Just curious, thanks.
There were only around 1800 of this particular model ever produced..I’ve seen them sell for between GBP£9k-£15k (Davidoff bros, HODINKEE, A Collected Man among other sellers)..
 
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Reminds me somehow of my trio, would you like to trade? 😗 😁

 
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Sure is , made by elves in a little shed .
Didn't a famous Watch publication wrote about it? Something along the line, that the founder had one?😗
 
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I would go for a collectors 105.003-63 Ed White.

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Sure is , made by elves in a little shed .
Good jokes, guys, but that Timex brings back fond memories of childhood and of an era in America that is long gone. Thanks for that great photo, CPRwatch.
 
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I would go for a collectors 105.003-63 Ed White.

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I’m actually not a fan of the straight lug speedy.. And the fact that Ed White had a terrible and sad end .. A watch named after him is not my personal choice.. Would prefer a Daytona 16520
 
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With those three to me the slam dunk trade would be a Royal Oak Chrono 26331. Pretty much captures the character of all these three watches, all in one heavy hitter. Sorry for the sports analogies...

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With those three to me the slam dunk trade would be a Royal Oak Chrono 26331. Pretty much captures the character of all these three watches, all in one heavy hitter. Sorry for the sports analogies...

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Nice watch with top pedigree.. I couldn’t put a nato strap on it though..
 
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I'd keep the Breitling and swap the Speedy and the Sub date for a Sub 5512 gilt. This way you would have a badass chrono and a badass diver.

 
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Shouldn’t it be “which one watch would someone be willing to take for these three?”
Personally, I’d trade my Seiko for those.