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Egatdagi
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WRUW Today?
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watchdaddy1
·It is one made by a guy in Vietnam. Others on the forum have commented on his work before so the last time I went home I purchase about 14 from him. I can find his website and details if you want?
Cheers
Yes please. Thank you
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Fox143
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Omega Speedy Panda today!
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dougiedude
··Carpe horologium!More rugged, for working around the yard:
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Andsan
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Hijak
·Hi please could you give some tips on what I should look out for if I was to purchase one of theses fine watches.. Thanks .
Make sure there is no corrosion around battery, or anywhere else for that matter. These aren't very expensive so waiting for a nice one is advisable...patience is your friend here.😀 I was really looking for a steel one but this one was so nice I couldn't resist.
So far, so good!😉
P.S. I'm sure the more knowledgeable on the Tuning fork movements will chime in as well.
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Civilguy007
·Had to dress up a bit today. Figured my SMP would work nicely under the jacket...only to be seen by me as I make a turn (on red after a full stop of course).
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dougiedude
··Carpe horologium!Schizo-alert... Another switch!
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Alpha
··Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega CollectorRESULT 
I'll be quite honest it has taken me a while to have Mr Moon smiling on the correct day but finally 😀
I'll be quite honest it has taken me a while to have Mr Moon smiling on the correct day but finally 😀
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Omega1
·Well I'm no expert but, beyond all of the other vintage watch criteria, I looked for one in very good condition with a movement picture that looked good. When looking at movement also made sure there wasn't evidence of prior battery leakage. I then asked about the date change since these plastic date wheels can be an issue. all was well so I went for it. Oh, forgot to mention the price was right too!😉
Make sure there is no corrosion around battery, or anywhere else for that matter. These aren't very expensive so waiting for a nice one is advisable...patience is your friend here.😀 I was really looking for a steel one but this one was so nice I couldn't resist.
So far, so good!😉
P.S. I'm sure the more knowledgeable on the Tuning fork movements will chime in as well.
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jimdgreat1
·Got this in yesterday. Needs a different strap.
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GregH
·Yes. Again. Loving it.
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jimdgreat1
·I always like the cockpit pics. I'm interested in the differential between takeoff and landing weights. Is that all meant to be fuel? Does that mean you couldn't land with a full load? Teach me...
this today.
Its the amount of luggage they lose.
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Dre
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Darlinboy
··Pratts! Will I B******S!!!This one has been on my hit list for a while, but something vintage always pushed it aside...until now. Mrs. Darlinboy's comment when it arrived..."So I can have the SubC now?"😲
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Taddyangle
·I do love blue dials. Most any blue will work for me. 😀
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Mick Tock
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Today I mounted my Heuer Monaco ref. 740.303G on a new very dark blue strap - too dark for a blue dial, which nicely corresponds to the dark sub dials.
The movement is a hand-wound Valjoux cal. 7740 ticking with 28,800 bph.
I'm glad that I found a matching shirt, too.
Enjoy,
Mick
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