Simon57 wrote:

It'sAliveJim wrote:

That's a bit nice.

Thanks I was thinking exactly the same thing about this:

downer wrote:

And thanks.

Is the Longines a new member of your collection?

It'sAliveJim wrote:

Oh very nice! I have always liked this watch, finally someone's got it! Congrats!

It'sAliveJim wrote:

Simon57 wrote:

It'sAliveJim wrote:

That's a bit nice.

Thanks I was thinking exactly the same thing about this:

downer wrote:

Both very classy and desirable I've been drooling over vintage chronographs very recently of a similar look.

^^^^^^^ Beautiful Bremont, Lovely Longines. Very nice chaps.


Tudor Ranger for the afternoon.

Loving all these, particularly the Longines and Bremont chronographs

Blurry Oris for me:

downer wrote:And thanks.

Is the Longines a new member of your collection?

Yep, just in yesterday after selling the Breitling Chronomat. A fitting replacement I think

Thanks for all the comments gentlemen

It'sAliveJim wrote:

Just fabulous
Congratulations on getting this piece mate

MiniMpi wrote:

It'sAliveJim wrote:

Just fabulous
Congratulations on getting this piece mate

And another thank you to you Ferg

It seems I made the right decision.

One thing I was worried about was the legibility with the silver hands on the silver background but they're beveled so always catch the light at a different angle and never disappear. Result!

It'sAliveJim wrote:

Lovely! A fine choice!

Now available for your enjoyment in the sales section!

Hand-winding Omega from 1952. Don't really know much more about it than that. It does look a bit like the early Seamasters, doesn't it?

Tudor Black Bay 79220R for today.