Which UG are you wearing today?

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It’s funny. Im new to the vintage watch collecting hobby and I completely find myself drawn in by the dress watches only. So in the last year I’ve acquired a dozen circa 1950,60 and early 70s JNC, UG, Omega, Rolex, and UN ...sure I have a few Chronographs and a new Sinn 556I... but I’m not a big tool watch guy so for me the functionality of the chrono is “lost” somewhat. (Although I do consider my Breitling Chronomat D13350 Watch quite dressy with its MOP dial dressed up in 18k gold...)....for me, each of my vintage dress watches just look so much better with my suit I wear daily for work or for dinner functions. And they all look so different from each other. The 1952 JNC Bradley II “ships wheel” looks nothing like my 1970 Connie C ... overall, IMHO the “dressy watches” that some/ many feel are outdated from a collectors standpoint - Exude charm and understatement. For me, it’s not about the whims of collectibility or even investment value over time. . Nor the chase or the “resurrection from the dustbin and repair to old glory angle” ( which I totally get) .. it’s just an old, 34-36mm well made watch that looks great and helps this investment advisor tell a story.
Wow, nice collection you have there! Im on your boat as well. I just love the look of simple, classic, elegant, undrestated dress watches.

That UN looks just like Connie C-case!
 
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Still this but surprisingly I noticed the U this morning on the acrylic.
Is this the one from Sotheby’s! Good catch
 
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Still with this on my wrist. I don’t know how to get rid of it ?? Please help🙁

 
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Still this but surprisingly I noticed the U this morning on the acrylic.
Lovely 🥰
 
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Still with this on my wrist. I don’t know how to get rid of it ?? Please help🙁


What a beautiful watch.
Compliments!
 
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Is this new ? NFW! 👍
 
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It’s funny. Im new to the vintage watch collecting hobby and I completely find myself drawn in by the dress watches only. So in the last year I’ve acquired a dozen circa 1950,60 and early 70s JNC, UG, Omega, Rolex, and UN ...sure I have a few Chronographs and a new Sinn 556I... but I’m not a big tool watch guy so for me the functionality of the chrono is “lost” somewhat. (Although I do consider my Breitling Chronomat D13350 Watch quite dressy with its MOP dial dressed up in 18k gold...)....for me, each of my vintage dress watches just look so much better with my suit I wear daily for work or for dinner functions. And they all look so different from each other. The 1952 JNC Bradley II “ships wheel” looks nothing like my 1970 Connie C ... overall, IMHO the “dressy watches” that some/ many feel are outdated from a collectors standpoint - Exude charm and understatement. For me, it’s not about the whims of collectibility or even investment value over time. . Nor the chase or the “resurrection from the dustbin and repair to old glory angle” ( which I totally get) .. it’s just an old, 34-36mm well made watch that looks great and helps this investment advisor tell a story.
I’m looking for a great 96 in steel. Not found yet ...
It’s funny. Im new to the vintage watch collecting hobby and I completely find myself drawn in by the dress watches only. So in the last year I’ve acquired a dozen circa 1950,60 and early 70s JNC, UG, Omega, Rolex, and UN ...sure I have a few Chronographs and a new Sinn 556I... but I’m not a big tool watch guy so for me the functionality of the chrono is “lost” somewhat. (Although I do consider my Breitling Chronomat D13350 Watch quite dressy with its MOP dial dressed up in 18k gold...)....for me, each of my vintage dress watches just look so much better with my suit I wear daily for work or for dinner functions. And they all look so different from each other. The 1952 JNC Bradley II “ships wheel” looks nothing like my 1970 Connie C ... overall, IMHO the “dressy watches” that some/ many feel are outdated from a collectors standpoint - Exude charm and understatement. For me, it’s not about the whims of collectibility or even investment value over time. . Nor the chase or the “resurrection from the dustbin and repair to old glory angle” ( which I totally get) .. it’s just an old, 34-36mm well made watch that looks great and helps this investment advisor tell a story.
I'm with you some of my dress watches are still timeless. Here is one of my favorite Patek Philippe ref 2540 with the 30 jewel dress watches. I guess some of us collectors still like vintage dress watches !
 
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🥰Gorgeous Florent!🥰
 
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🥰Gorgeous Florent!🥰
One of the most aesthetically made UG of all time !
 
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Just can't get enough of this photo...why don't they make watches like they used to?
 
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new arrival!
Wow, that is stunning! I really love vintage UG chrono, but how do you handle the maintenance?
 
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Wow, that is stunning! I really love vintage UG chrono, but how do you handle the maintenance?
What do you mean mate? They're not different watches from others!
A good watchmaker is everything you'll need! 😀