That’s not too bad then, not like any of us live our life to the second so having a rough idea what time it is is all most of us need.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikeandvan
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That’s not too bad then, not like any of us live our life to the second so having a rough idea what time it is is all most of us need.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikeandvan
Two more SeagullsQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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It is indeed a Omega Geneve circa 1973 mechanical movement and remarkable thin in profile too for a movement watch !Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikeandvan
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also british seagull, who have made outboard engines since 30's.. still going strong and still british. most of their engines are still going too.lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
I've got an Omega seamaster from mid 60s, and weirdly for such a plain watch, strangers often recognise it's an Omega, they have very unassuming dials, but even from far away they have that Omega look to them. I do like a 36mm watch, hate the big 42mm one's popular today.
You wouldn’t like this then, new release from Rolex - 51mm !Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikeandvan
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Then there's the large chip stealing bird of the same nameQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
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you need a big wrist for that beast. real diver's sizeQuote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Big pockets to, retail is around the £22k mark but they reckon they'll be changing hands on the grey market for more than double that.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
dont think the price will scare the folk that'll want it. not for me but its certainly got something too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S