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·As the title says, 20 years, 30 years, more?
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I think the 80s/90s are considered neovintage so agree with the 70s
“Dad, it doesn’t count if you bought it new”
> I think the 80s/90s are considered neovintage so agree with the 70s
Likewise agree. And then in my view pre-1950s are antique watches.
Ha! That is funny!
When replacement parts become impossibly hard to find? 😅 Or watchmakers refuse to service them for being too old? Or more likely, like @G___ proposed, maybe they already are to some 🫣...