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Girard Perregaux 4980 Features
Ref. No. :4980
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :White gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :1 (mint)
Gender :Men's watch/Unisex
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Poland
Price : z? 48,000 (= $ 14,737)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :White gold
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Black
Buckle Material :White Gold
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Since we have quite a few members (new and veteran) that are taking an interest in vintage I thought I'd try to share the path I've taken to get where my Omega collection is today from when I first joined WTF. I can't illustrate it before then because..... well, frankly I didn't bother with pictures before forum life and I didn't own many Omegas anyway. When I found WTF I had only one modern Omega - a 2504.80 Aqua Terra mid-size:It lasted over 2 years in my collection, but because I could never get the bracelet to fit comfortably I finally broke down and sold it. Gorgeous watch though, and if it had micro adjustments on the clasp I would still own it. That's the whole story for newer Omegas. On to the vintage! My first few watches were what most would consider 'starter pieces'. Here's an early 60's Seamaster De Ville with a manual wind caliber 611:A very nice watch that went to a forum member, and was recently replaced with a much less common version to be seen later on in this
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Thank you everyone for entering the Edouard Lauzi¨¨res (EL) Photo contest.It is time to Vote!I encourage all WTF members to participate in the voting.Voting ends May 18th.The particulars on the prizes and initial entries can be found:watchtalkforums.info/forums/showthread.php?t=6725Please vote for your favourite picture.Following are the entries:1)2)3)4)5)6)7)8)9)10)11)[SIZE=4]12) ENTRY WITHDRAWN AT PHOTOGRAPHER'S REQUEST13)14)
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PP 3468 dial
Hi all,I've found a PP that I'd really like to buy from a private party but the one question I have is about the dial. Almost every image I can find of the 3468 has double stick markers on the quarters, however, I see some that do not have the double markers. From the low quality/light picture I've seen, this watch does not seem to have the double markers and I can't see enough to pick up the SWISS at the bottom. Of course, I'll be inspecting the watch in person prior to transacting but any thoughts/info on the markers? All manual wind Pateks from this era (1960s) should have SWISS on the dial right?
Hi all,I've found a PP that I'd really like to buy from a private party but the one question I have is about the dial. Almost every image I can find of the 3468 has double stick markers on the quarters, however, I see some that do not have the double markers. From the low quality/light picture I've seen, this watch does not seem to have the double markers and I can't see enough to pick up the SWISS at the bottom. Of course, I'll be inspecting the watch in person prior to transacting but any thoughts/info on the markers? All manual wind Pateks from this era (1960s) should have SWISS on the dial right?
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