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PostPosted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 7:01 am    Post subject: Rolex and Omega>>>> Reply with quote

A few years ago I completely fell in love with a watch I found in a old pawnshop in Villach Austria.

This was the watch..



I had it fixed and bought me another one from ''The Bay'' and had that fixed too..



A WIS was born..
After this it only got worse..

Sold both the Omega's to raise funds for a mid size quartz Bond Seamaster, no pictures of that one I am afraid..
Had to sell that one though because I needed the money for the babyroom...

When my daughter was born I thought it would be nice to mark this important event with a nice watch..
Bought myself a nice pre-loved Speedmaster.

Before I knew it I had a trio of Speedmasters...



I sold the two on the left to raise funds for another brand...

Yes, the [SIZE="4"][COLOR="SeaGreen"]Rolex [/COLOR][/SIZE]brand...:

When we found out my wife was pregnant for the second time I was so happy that i bought me (my son) a nice pre-loved Submariner.
Two kids, two great classic timepieces..

Well, what I am trying to say with this thread that although I thought I changed from a omega guy into a Rolex guy, I really love both brands for their history, designs and fantastic movements..

This is my current line-up, Omega and Rolex, maybe some space left for a nice Venus powered Breitling??





























If you have some watches in your collection besides the Coronet brand please post some pictures of them..
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 7:28 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Nice collection Gerard.  

Here's some of mine, not as splendid as Gerard's but I like them.


Cartier Santos Auto circa 1976.  I still use it for a dress watch.


My circa 1974 Speedy.  Had it from new and it still runs well.  It's on my winder at the moment.


A very old Felca I bought in the early seventies.  It's a silver case and hand-wind movement, it's in a drawer at home.


A Mido Commander.  This is a limited edition watch I bought in Saudi.  Again it's in a drawer at home.


My Glycine combat auto.  I lost this one, I think I left it in the garden and someone walked off with it.  I still miss it.  


Panerai Pam 93.  I sold this after wearing it for a year.  I became dissolutioned with the brand.


My present watch that I wear every day but not at work.


My old TT sub that went a few months back.  I wasn't wearing it so decided to sell it and gave the funds to Brenda.


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PostPosted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 10:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Beautiful Adrian...  

Love that TT GMT of yours..
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 11:49 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

GJ wrote:
Beautiful Adrian...  

Love that TT GMT of yours..


Thanks Gerard, it's the reason the TT sub went.  It just wasn't getting any wrist time.  
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:45 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Great looking watches.......

It's a good feeling to rescue an old classic..
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