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To start the weekend this 9ct Longines from 1962 with a calibre 23Z movement. 
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daff62 wrote:To start the weekend this 9ct Longines from 1962 with a calibre 23Z movement.
that IMO is the nicest watch you have shown so far...........stunning and coincidently my birth year watch so a little biased
looks to be in excellent condition
not my birthyear watch for me today
Tissot 2030....1977 ish
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Received a strap today so put it on my 7548 and I love it plus it will make an ideal template for me to make my own straps
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SeikoJohn wrote:Received a strap today so put it on my 7548 and I love it plus it will make an ideal template for me to make my own straps
thats a cracker John and makes me wish i liked wearing leather straps
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This one for the evening.
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Mr Levity wrote:This one for the evening.
very nice, relativly rare too
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domecurb wrote:daff62 wrote:To start the weekend this 9ct Longines from 1962 with a calibre 23Z movement.
that IMO is the nicest watch you have shown so far...........stunning and coincidently my birth year watch so a little biased
looks to be in excellent condition
not my birthyear watch for me today
Thank you Bruce,
The watch was a presentation for 35 years service in 1964. I have its original box which has no doubt helped to keep the watch in immaculate condition." />
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domecurb wrote:
thats a cracker John and makes me wish i liked wearing leather straps
To make the strap even better it has quick release spring bars
domecurb- Admin
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daff62 wrote:domecurb wrote:daff62 wrote:To start the weekend this 9ct Longines from 1962 with a calibre 23Z movement.
that IMO is the nicest watch you have shown so far...........stunning and coincidently my birth year watch so a little biased
looks to be in excellent condition
not my birthyear watch for me today
Thank you Bruce,
The watch was a presentation for 35 years service in 1964. I have its original box which has no doubt helped to keep the watch in immaculate condition.
clearly not presented to you as after a quick calculation would make you well in excess of 100 years old
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clearly not presented to you as after a quick calculation would make you well in excess of 100 years old [/quote]
You are quite right albeit I usually feel around 100 years old.
[/quote]You are quite right albeit I usually feel around 100 years old.
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First attempt at posting a picture here. . . Fingers crossed. . .
daff62- FULL MEMBER
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BASHER wrote:
First attempt at posting a picture here. . . Fingers crossed. . .
Well done, looks good.
domecurb- Admin
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BASHER wrote:
First attempt at posting a picture here. . . Fingers crossed. . .
well done, one of the best watches Sector has made IMO ........i like it a lot
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domecurb wrote:Mr Levity wrote:This one for the evening.
very nice, relativly rare too
I've never seen one before, but then I've never really been interested in Rotary watches. It just came up in a search for electronic watches. I somehow forgot to catalogue it so will take the back off tomorrow and see what the movement is. It's keeping excellent time so far.
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Mr Levity wrote:domecurb wrote:Mr Levity wrote:This one for the evening.
very nice, relativly rare too
I've never seen one before, but then I've never really been interested in Rotary watches. It just came up in a search for electronic watches. I somehow forgot to catalogue it so will take the back off tomorrow and see what the movement is. It's keeping excellent time so far.
its an ESA 9150
Mr Levity- Posts : 130
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domecurb wrote:Mr Levity wrote:domecurb wrote:Mr Levity wrote:This one for the evening.
very nice, relativly rare too
I've never seen one before, but then I've never really been interested in Rotary watches. It just came up in a search for electronic watches. I somehow forgot to catalogue it so will take the back off tomorrow and see what the movement is. It's keeping excellent time so far.
its an ESA 9150
Movement pic. Says only 683. is that relevant ?
domecurb- Admin
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Mr Levity wrote:domecurb wrote:Mr Levity wrote:domecurb wrote:Mr Levity wrote:This one for the evening.
very nice, relativly rare too
I've never seen one before, but then I've never really been interested in Rotary watches. It just came up in a search for electronic watches. I somehow forgot to catalogue it so will take the back off tomorrow and see what the movement is. It's keeping excellent time so far.
its an ESA 9150
Movement pic. Says only 683. is that relevant ?
its just Hamiltons desgnation for the ESA
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