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    You're not a big fan of the wrist shot are you, c?!
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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    You're not a big fan of the wrist shot are you, c?!
    No, not really.

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    I guess you can't set them up with the right lighting etc. Your photos are watch porn.
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    My phone is too primitive to take half decent pics, I always have to use my camera; wrist pics become a bit more tricky. It's easier to place the watch somewhere and shoot.

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    Picked this up Thursday and can’t stop wearing it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ntfromto View Post
    Picked this up Thursday and can’t stop wearing it.

    That is retro tastic! Is it vintage or a reissue? Details please.
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    WRUW? An Omega?

    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    That is retro tastic! Is it vintage or a reissue? Details please.
    Details as follows:

    This is pure vintage. The Speedmaster 125 was issued by Omega in 1973 to commemorate its 125th anniversary. According to their website only 2000 were issued.

    This came from Bill LeBoeuf Jewellers in Barrie Ontario in Canada. They purchased it from its original owner and are the first people to open it up and service it. This beauty has a few dings from being lovingly worn but it has never been polished. The 1041 runs perfect and is keeping time at around +4 seconds a day, well within specs for this first ever automatic chronograph chronometer certified movement.

    I think I got lucky with this one.
    Last edited by ntfromto; Feb 19, 2018 at 12:36 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ntfromto View Post
    Picked this up Thursday and can’t stop wearing it.

    i love those -one owner too -been looked after for sure ! excellent buy and will increase in value over time too

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    Quote Originally Posted by ntfromto View Post
    Picked this up Thursday and can’t stop wearing it.

    Excellent find! As you say, they're not that common and that piece looks in good shape.

    Congratulations.

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