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X vintage
·Still today...
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LesXL
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TexOmega
·Like Peanut M&M’s, I can’t stop wearing this one…..
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Duracuir1
··Never Used A KodakAnother bunch of photos. Our neighbour had a mega yard sale. These two old mags had interesting covers. Not sure what kind of watch is on Mr. Shepard’s wrist. These were cheaper than buying a new magazine filled with ads.
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TexOmega
·Probably the Bulova astronaut
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ahsposo
··Most fun screen name at ΩF
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Mad Dog
·Birth year 1964 Echo Whiskey for usher duty at church today…followed by a local car cruise event with my beloved daily driver 2007 Ford Police Interceptor…
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ahsposo
··Most fun screen name at ΩF1968 Bulova "Ambassador" powered by Bulova cal. 12EBACD (a.k.a., Buren cal. 1322 micro-rotor).
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Losi11
·I picked this up yesterday at an estate sale. The condition was awesome, had to have it. 😁
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wannabeWC
·The 39mm size on this oyster perpetual is indeed near perfect
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frankfrank
·Crispy
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Omega1
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Shabbaz
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8926ob
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I thought this was interesting...
Case very similar, dial sim save for sm seconds
...and this linked one...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/353548578095
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8926ob
·Craze-y dial man !
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JwRosenthal
·I debated between this and a used 5 digit submariner in the AD’s case back in 2003- they were about the same price. The blue got me. No regrets, I eventually got my sub.
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesHot August sun and 102F sucks the rose right out of the gold on the 18kt Longines with 27M movement from the late 1940s. The Sunday-go-to-meeting choice with lunch afterward with Mrs. noelekal and a couple of church widow ladies.
