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gbesq
·My 1959 Omega Geneve reference 2903. Same age as me, but holding up a lot better! 😀
Watches From Your Collection That Equal Or Exceed Your Age
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesOne of two '57 Constellations I have which shares my birth year. Another instance of where the watch is holding up better than the owner.
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bubba48
·1948
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Alpha
·At circa 1904 it just about exceeds my age 😁
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hejsam
·All of them!
Not alot of great vintage watches was made since the mid 90’s
Not alot of great vintage watches was made since the mid 90’s
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Syrte
·beautiful watches gentlemen!! 👍
As for me, a new arrival. 1913 Longines for the British market. It does exceed my age by quite a bit. 😉
Sold by Longines without name on the dial. Someone just suggested I call it “little Ben” as it apparently was retailed by Dent; the maker of Big Ben and of the Standard Clock at the Royal Observatory of Greenwich.
As for me, a new arrival. 1913 Longines for the British market. It does exceed my age by quite a bit. 😉
Sold by Longines without name on the dial. Someone just suggested I call it “little Ben” as it apparently was retailed by Dent; the maker of Big Ben and of the Standard Clock at the Royal Observatory of Greenwich.
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Rudi99
·I was born in the early 90s so the one vintage watch that would match my age almost perfectly would be a "Bond" Seamaster 300 with the wave dial. It is on my wishlist though. Goldeneye was the first 007 film I ever watched and I really really liked it as child.
Respect for all you people who have been collecting for decades. That is really cool.
Respect for all you people who have been collecting for decades. That is really cool.
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gbesq
·Another from my collection. A 1951 reference 2635 caliber 351 bumper. Seven years older than me.
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Spruce
··London sunburst dial fanAll the others are younger than me. This one isn’t just kept in the sock drawer, it’s kept in a pair of socks!
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wagudc
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TimeODanaos
·Four here from the decade before my parents thought of bringing me into the picture...
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STANDY
·beautiful watches gentlemen!! 👍
As for me, a new arrival. 1913 Longines for the British market. It does exceed my age by quite a bit. 😉
Sold by Longines without name on the dial. Someone just suggested I call it “little Ben” as it apparently was retailed by Dent; the maker of Big Ben and of the Standard Clock at the Royal Observatory of Greenwich.
Baby Ben 😉
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TexOmega
·beautiful watches gentlemen!! 👍
As for me, a new arrival. 1913 Longines for the British market. It does exceed my age by quite a bit. 😉
Sold by Longines without name on the dial. Someone just suggested I call it “little Ben” as it apparently was retailed by Dent; the maker of Big Ben and of the Standard Clock at the Royal Observatory of Greenwich.
Oh, my that is lovely.
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UncleBuck
·All older than me (late 1951) and all Omega's but I'm still a kid!
My favorite, away for a needed service:
This one's about the same as me:
My WWI's:
WWII US ARMY 2179:
My favorite Deco (thanks, Kyle!):
Naiad:
I've got to stop !!!
I have only a couple younger than me... my "new" watch is from '72.
My favorite, away for a needed service:
This one's about the same as me:
My WWI's:
WWII US ARMY 2179:
My favorite Deco (thanks, Kyle!):
Naiad:
I've got to stop !!!
I have only a couple younger than me... my "new" watch is from '72.
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TexOmega
·1876 Rockford but it's the GW Ladd cases that attract me.
Four hinge on the Hunter case
and a humble Tri........37mm of goodness and a few years ahead of me on the sundial.
Four hinge on the Hunter case
and a humble Tri........37mm of goodness and a few years ahead of me on the sundial.
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Tonyash
·My Grandfather's Lanco. No idea of the production date but a watchmaker once told me it dated from the 1930s. Where he got that info from I have no idea but am pretty sure it predates me.
My Smiths Astral T105 with box and signed papers from 25th April 1959, pre dating me by 5 months.
Also have a Smiths 12-15 from the late 40s/early 50s but no photo to hand of that.
My Smiths Astral T105 with box and signed papers from 25th April 1959, pre dating me by 5 months.
Also have a Smiths 12-15 from the late 40s/early 50s but no photo to hand of that.
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bardamu
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Syrte
·Oh, my that is lovely.
Baby Ben 😉
Thank you dear gentlemen, “baby Ben” suits me too !👍
It’s a privilege when a watch is not just nice looking and functuonal, but when it also leads to learning and discoveries in the history of horology - and this one certainly delivers on that front!
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