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Marsimaxam
·May we see better pics of these two beauties please?🥰
Watches you don't wear
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kov
·And finally, this Seamaster with cal. 321.
I was hunting a watch like this quite a long time and heavily wanted one. When I finally got it, I realized that it was most probably never worn having still its original, unworn strap. So although I really wanted that reference, the watch sits in the safe all the time, again just taken out for pics.
BTW, these are amazing ! The 145.005 is such an undervalued reference. Woooo hoooo, congrats for having unearthed this immaculate example ! 🥰
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Syrte
·My concerns have nothing to do with value. It's just that I don't want to make a scratch to a vintage watch in NOS condition. Like you don't want to break the 200 years old Meissen porcelain you got from your grandma.
Isn't any watch at higher value wasteful to some degree? In particular the tenth, twentieth or sixtieth watch?
Absolutely, however I am speaking from my own perspective— for me it’s not a waste if I can enjoy wearing it and if I bought it at a price I could recover by selling in case of need.
But a complete waste if it’s going to sit unused in a dark place.
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OllieOnTheRocks
·Absolutely, however I am speaking from my own perspective— for me it’s not a waste if I can enjoy wearing it and if I bought it at a price I could recover by selling in case of need.
But a complete waste if it’s going to sit unused in a dark place.
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Oku
·Thanks for sharing that photo of your 3000. An iconic car in a fantastic paint scheme!
Thanks! What a beautiful watch!
BTW, these are amazing ! The 145.005 is such an undervalued reference.
Woooo hoooo, congrats for having unearthed this immaculate example ! 🥰
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Larry S
··Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.Some lovely “Art” shown here. I recall articles on how “Art Futures” trading have resulted in great works sitting crated in secured warehouses. I like the art analogy actually. There is nothing in my collection that fails to see the light of day. Since i’m not going into an office anymore or traveling, they get worn around the house or while I’m on errands. The saddest however are my gold chronographs....🙁
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