They are all nice, but there are some real gems in those photos, thanks for posting that.
LOL, I laughed when I saw the dog in the background, he's giving that certain quizzical look dogs do when their master is doing something that few would understand. "Why are all the shiney's on the floor?, and why is he taking photos of them?"
I like this one, the serial number matches my works number (170) how cool would that be as a retirement present for myself......Lloyd if you still have it in a few years time get ready for my knock on your door.
excellent and very nice pile of $$$. I wonder when every collector gets to the point of no return and decides to reduce his stash of junk? any assumptions on your end Gents? when will you make that difficult decision? I'm still wrestling with my thoughts as I find less and less space for my watches.
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azimuth_pl wrote:excellent and very nice pile of $$$. I wonder when every collector gets to the point of no return and decides to reduce his stash of junk? any assumptions on your end Gents? when will you make that difficult decision? I'm still wrestling with my thoughts as I find less and less space for my watches.
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The 18ct Omega TC1 Hanno enquired about isnt quite " in the safe hands of another collector" as Lloyd states but is in Omegas Museum in Bienne (ref 3883). Amazing to think they produced them but then didn't keep one for their own collection DOH Also note the rare TC1 strapper (183), they have it displayed upside down !! Any watch displayed in the Museum with a ref number higher than 3000 is a loan watch, below that, they belong to Omega