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My first Rolex in some time. Have owned many models over the years (Vintage Oysters, AirKing, DateJust, Submariner, etc), but this simple and beautiful Explorer 14270 really fits my style.
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This is really nice. Can you give us a wrist shot?
 
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'47 Tudor, perfect thing when out riding in January in Canada.

look Ma, no kick stand
 
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Seamaster 300 165024-68 at the vintage market. Relaxing time with my young, 9 years old, son.

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Received my 2254.50 today from Kringkily, love it so far. Great seller BTW.
 
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This is really nice. Can you give us a wrist shot?
Happy to and here you go! Ref. 14270 & 36mm (w/out crown)
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Currently on a layover in the Dunkin' Donuts 'holy land'...Boston, MA. There are 4 missions that need to be accomplished at the same time:

1. Go to Dunkin' Donuts.
2. Wear my Dunkin' Donuts hat.
3. Have a Speedy Gonzales/Rothco Commando party.
4. Play original Game Boy Tetris.

Missions accomplished. 馃憤

 
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Chillaxing with some vino. Picked up this Organa from ebay on the cheap. Some people call it tropical, I call it green varnish. Nice 25 jewel 3 adj ETA under the hood, however.

 
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Nice watch yourself!

Mine's a Cal 354 bumper from 1952 with a case ref of 2494-4/2657

It measures around 36.5mm excluding the crown, obviously hardly a 'jumbo' by today's standards but seems to wear a lot bigger than my standard Seamasters

Could be hitting the Private sales forum in a couple of weeks if I can finally make my mind up to let a few watches go to fund a 'new' Omega!

Thanks for responding, nice group of Seamasters! I wouldn't let them go for a new watch.


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