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kyle L

·Jun 9, 2014·Grasshopper

My $100 find, however service was multiple times what I paid...😀

 

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adam78

·Jun 9, 2014·Adam @ ΩF

Super Precision is Super Duper, Kyle.

 

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Fritz

·Jun 9, 2014

'38 Waltham

 

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Baco Noir

·Jun 9, 2014

kyle L

My $100 find, however service was multiple times what I paid...😀

I'll give you $400 for it! 😁

That's a great restoration and one you should be proud of saving.

 

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deerworrier

·Jun 9, 2014

 

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Baco Noir

·Jun 9, 2014

deerworrier

Ever notice your U1 matches the dog in your avatar? 😕 Nice Sinn BTW.

 

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Moeris

·Jun 9, 2014

adam78

New Webster today.

Gorgeous!

 

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bigdubnick

·Jun 9, 2014

 

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citizenrich

·Jun 10, 2014

My understanding is the late, great Mr. Maddox was no big fan of the 7750; however, he was a huge fan of this specific model of Gallet. So much that he had not one, but two. I can't be that wrong for liking this watch that much:

 

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Dablitzer

·Jun 10, 2014

Going all out 70's today!

 

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Dedalus

·Jun 10, 2014

 

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haga888

·Jun 10, 2014

The leftovers from my Ranchero rebuild.

 

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Matty01

·Jun 10, 2014

Rpaige Wrocket on a marime leather strap which I produce for them

 

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isospin

·Jun 10, 2014

 

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MMMD

·Jun 10, 2014

Even a Turtle casts a long shadow at this time of day.

 

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adam78

·Jun 10, 2014·Adam @ ΩF

For some reason the late afternoon sunlight really accentuates the patina along the bottom edge of the dial. It's really not that noticeable in real life.

 

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ICONO

·Jun 10, 2014

MMMD

I used to have a Viggen just like this one:



Fun car... except that the safety-minded, killjoy Swedish engineers limited the torque in 1st and 2nd gear via computer chip, so the lively turbo-4 engine couldn't be exploited for jackrabbit starts and exhilarating torque-steering. If they'd made these things a little more powerful and a little less safe, they might still have a company.

The Saab Convertible....Mmmmm......Terrific in straight lines ( USA).........Manic, possibly lethal, 'body shake' in fast, tight corners, ( Europe ).....but a real 'Architects, & Designers Car'

 

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MMMD

·Jun 10, 2014

ICONO

The Saab Convertible....Mmmmm......Terrific in straight lines ( USA).........Manic, possibly lethal, 'body shake' in fast, tight corners, ( Europe ).....but a real 'Architects, & Designers Car'

That's how I remember it. Also lethal in a hot climate, as the triple-blackness of it turned it into a Dutch oven in the sun. Not at all bad in northern winters, though.

 

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Dablitzer

·Jun 10, 2014

Evening with white arrowheads...🥰

 

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bigdubnick

·Jun 10, 2014

Doing landscaping today. Great day.