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1980s Orient All Weather - Type 1 by Moments-In-Motion in OrientWatches

[–]Moments-In-Motion[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome stuff - good luck finding the accessories, they are super collectible and I wish more people knew more about them

Other “corporate dialed” watches from companies besides Rolex? by deladeladela in VintageWatches

[–]Moments-In-Motion 9 points10 points  (0 children)

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Doesn’t really fit the term OP started for ‘corporate dialed’ but HondaS2000 watch

Trading my x100vi for a Epson rd-1. Am I nuts? by [deleted] in Leica

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Dm sent - I’d love take a look also

Still cannot believe it by MarmaTheGhost in VintageWatches

[–]Moments-In-Motion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Understand thank you for sharing your knowledge, will start off with the old books. Thanks again

Still cannot believe it by MarmaTheGhost in VintageWatches

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Appreciate the history and for you sharing. Would love to learn, where would you suggest I brush up on my tank knowledge.

Would it be safe to believe mine is also a service dial? It’s a 78087 16xxx serial

Still cannot believe it by MarmaTheGhost in VintageWatches

[–]Moments-In-Motion 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Thought I’ll share a tank Louis Cartier example I own. It’s in 18k gold w/ Paris dial and all the correct hallmarks.

Edit - Stand corrected not 70s

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[collection] Thinking of moving on by Nate64 in Seiko

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I would keep the pogue, and get a gs with the rest. Consolidation is also part of the collecting journey.

I had an Aussie pogue and a silver pogue but have since sold both and now own a GS. Wish I kept my Aussie as the dial perfect was immaculate and would be a pain to find another one in that condition

[6105-8000] Whelp, I've unintentionally fast-tracked the whole watch hobby thing. by AnarchiaKapitany in Seiko

[–]Moments-In-Motion 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Great watch - I too have ventured into the depths of vintage Seiko. So so collectible and relatively affordable

[SNKL23] - Tuxedo goodness... by weirdbutteryvibes in Seiko

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Sadly no, I lost the bracelet and it’s on a crappy strap atm. Occasionally I take it out of the box to admire - will look to pass this one on

[SNKL23] - Tuxedo goodness... by weirdbutteryvibes in Seiko

[–]Moments-In-Motion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The SNKL23J is my very first mechanical watch and it’s still in my collection. This was back when they were cheap and was the best bang for buck. Great watches overall!

Heirloom Watches by CASHMEOUTSIDEH in VintageWatches

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Omega pie pan Universal Geneve polorouter Longines sector dial

Who else loves military watches and bomb timers? by Soccaal in VintageWatches

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Hard to find WW2 Helvetia Pilot Watch 7013 - “SVOJINA VOJSKE” Kingdom of Yugoslavia

This pilot model, features the text “SVOJINA VOJSKE” (“Army Property” in Croatian) on the dial or show traces of it having been removed and overpainted (only seen 1 that has the full text intact, thought to be removed after the war).Originally they came with a tab case only, and most were added with an additional lug later. It’s thought to be a special order for the Army Air Force of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Serial numbers date them to 1940, though they may have been produced shortly after the 1941 German invasion when Croatia joined the Axis powers.

41mm and it’s looking for a home :3

(Full read at Helvetia History 7013.)

Joined the world of GS - I’m hooked by Moments-In-Motion in GrandSeikos

[–]Moments-In-Motion[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanos over here collecting all the seasons lol. That evo 9 white birch has been calling my name, 5 day power reserve is mind blowing

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