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Not mine, borrowed - and only for a short while. Closest I’ll get to wearing one ….
 
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New acquisition. Slightly tropicalized Mondaine w/trapezoidal indices in the classic ref. 2004 dive-chrono case.
 
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Don’t you have a vintage Ford? Is it the brown one?
Currently have 2 Austin 16/6 cars one from 1928 and the other newer one an open road tourer from 1929.
Fords are popular that's true but they tend to lack the luxury and sophistication that Austin imbued in the early Austins, Henry Ford focused on manufacturing utility and price (lower was better) whereas Austins in the late 10's and 20's focused on luxury and reliability ( their watchword) and were in the same luxury league as Rolls Royce competing for the same top end customer. It wasn't until later when they ran into some financial difficulties that they began manufacturing cars that were cheap for the masses, Austin 7's and 10's.

12's 16's 18's and 20's were much more luxuriously appointed and better engineered with the emphasis being on reliable luxury.

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