There is something about these Gold Connies they are attractive , tempting and you cant stop with one.., like a fine sculptured women (No offense to female members)..just cant get pass through them...Just cant stop staring at them...just cant have enough and just cant afford them .... if only i knew to come up with google first....
damn .....

Didnt Dennis had the one below?


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very nice
love the texture on the dial.

 

Had one in SS may be down the line i should upgrade to real deal.

 

Yes, I still own that 168.009 with the brick 368.08 bracelet. Mine is the original version with the caliber 561 that was only made in 1966, not the later knurled bezel caliber 751.

 

BTW, $9900 is insane for that watch in the eBay listing. It's been relisted time and again for a year that I know of.

 

WOW!!!! you are a lucky man ... take good care of her for me

For some reason i thought you sold it...

Damn that gold dial looks

 

Yeah read those previous threads...but it is still in my watch list.... have to see it once in a while.

You know what.., please put me on dibs for this ...if no body has called it yet....

i know.., i dont think you would ever let her go.

 

Not just this connie all those 19050/60/70 gold connies they just look splendid ... they just look hot

 

You're a gold Constellation buying machine man!

 

At this rate i will be bankrupt pretty soon.... Only solution is either get rid of internet or get married

 

You do know most of us are married right?

 

well i need to look for the one who would every time i say "watch"

 

except if she is also into watches, it does significantly increase the total price tag!

 

That would be a disaster....

 

Ash, you have to read carefully. He wants to make it more difficult for him to buy watches.

 

Respectable Member sumerian

Your taste for the very desirable and uncommon vintage Omega Constellation vintage examples, will not make you a bankrupt.

The market for those you have picked up is growing, from day to day. As long as they are as close as possible to factory-originality, you cannot go wrong. Always avoid a refinished or reconditioned dial and an over-polished case. Excellent examples are becoming more difficult to source. Ardent vintage-watch collectors have no respect for market-price. Usually, they have deep pockets.

Thank-you.

 

You don't want that one. That one will end up an ex-wife. Of course, an ex-wife would also solve your problem of too much expendable income.

 

its cooking