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    Got all the gang together at last....time for a quick'n'dirty SOTC

    With the arrival of the GUB Glashutte 1980s dress watch and then the return of two watches from being serviced, I've now got all ten of my collection together

    Taking photos of watches isn't easy, and the difficulty doubles with each watch added to a photo, so I'm not going to attempt any photo better than this one:



    As you can see, I've got them all paired up - in my head I've five different styles of watch and I've two of each....
    Last edited by Der Amf; May 13, 2015 at 09:10 AM.

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    1. Two automatics:

    Weekday watches that get usually get worn in a stretch from Sunday to Thursday

    Nivrel Coeur de la Sarre



    Beijing Zungu



    Both bought new
    both big for me (42mm and 40mm)
    both with bezels sitting on the case
    both hacking
    both about +10s/d
    both have numerals
    one dark dial, one light dial
    one centre seconds, one small seconds
    Last edited by Der Amf; May 13, 2015 at 09:16 AM.

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    To stave off the impatience of waiting for three watches to return from the watchmaker, I've been entertaining myself with thinking which watch of my dreams would replace which watch in my collection.

    I've decided that I would reluctantly let this go



    if I got my mitts on this:



    Last edited by Der Amf; Jun 23, 2015 at 07:54 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Der Amf View Post
    To stave off the impatience of waiting for three watches to return from the watchmaker, I've been entertaining myself with thinking which watch of my dreams would replace which watch in my collection.

    I've decided that I would reluctantly let this go



    if I got my mitts on this:



    *Waits for your WTT*

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    Quote Originally Posted by whatmeworry View Post
    *Waits for your WTT*
    I've still got the bracelet in its factory wrapping, so it's quite fair I think

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    Quote Originally Posted by Der Amf View Post
    I've still got the bracelet in its factory wrapping, so it's quite fair I think
    In that case.... "with cash my way"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Der Amf View Post
    To stave off the impatience of waiting for three watches to return from the watchmaker, I've been entertaining myself with thinking which watch of my dreams would replace which watch in my collection.


    Quote Originally Posted by Der Amf View Post
    Skyliner (1968)



    7000-8000 (1971)

    It's seems only honorable that this



    would be upgraded to the watch it was channeling:



    (I would say an SBGW001 for the Skyliner, if they weren't so thick)

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    2. Two vintage Seikos

    also worn as daily wearers, but also at other times when I need or want to look smart

    Skyliner (1968)



    7000-8000 (1971)



    both manual
    both 37mm
    both sunburst
    both centre seconds
    both plain indices
    both with integrated lugs
    one dark dial, one light dial
    one really cheap, one a bit more pricey
    Last edited by Der Amf; May 13, 2015 at 09:17 AM.

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    Very nice DA .

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    3. two Eastern Bloc dress watches

    usually worn on Fridays and Saturdays

    Luch de luxe 2209 (70s)



    GUB 09-20 (80s)



    both manual
    both 35mm
    both light dialled
    both thin
    both with thin, discreet bezels
    both bought off fellow forum members :-)

    one three hand, one two hand
    one very minimalist, one with fantastic numerals
    one German, one Soviet
    Last edited by Der Amf; May 13, 2015 at 09:17 AM.

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