Latest Addition To Vintage Collection
As I am building my small vintage collection, I am finding there are some really great vintage watches to be found. Here is my latest addition, a Hamilton 10K RGP Guilloche Hand-Winding. Not sure exactly which model it is. Still researching.
Edit: @Aurelian has come through again with the identification. 1958 Boatswain.
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Matthew (Formerly Candide3693)
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I've been collecting for a few years and have a decent collection of mostly budget and entry-level watches with a few mid-tier watches. I consider myself a lucky watch enthusiast, as the six watches i...
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That is a beautiful find you have there. I love vintage Hamilton infinitely more than their modern offerings.
One of my favourite bits of vintage watches is the research to try and find out what the heck I've bought 😁
That is a beautiful find you have there. I love vintage Hamilton infinitely more than their modern offerings.
One of my favourite bits of vintage watches is the research to try and find out what the heck I've bought 😁
Thanks! Yes, it is fun and interesting to research vintage watches. @Aurelian has a link to a database for vintage Hamilton that I am headed to now. 😁
I dubbed thee VintageDivider!!! 😂
Great find!!
I dubbed thee VintageDivider!!! 😂
Great find!!
Thanks! Been having a lot of fun searching for vintage watches.
1958 Boatswain?
1958 Boatswain?
I think you are correct.
I think you are correct.
It's pretty.
It's pretty.
Yes, my wife noticed the dial. Hope I can keep it in my collection. 🤣
Beautiful dial. That was a great find.
Love it!
Oh, man, gimme!! A vintage Hammy is so on my shortlist for this year. Congrats!
Congratulation! Good job…again👍
Oh, man, gimme!! A vintage Hammy is so on my shortlist for this year. Congrats!
You know, I have purchases four vintage Hamiltons in the past few months. Each was less than $200, and this 1961 Accumatic was less than $100.
I LOVE that!!
I am planning on a vintage Omega this year, pie-pan if I can find The One. After that, I'll focus on my Hamilton dreams. For some weird reason, I am finicky about my vintage watches not replicating each other in any way if possible. Don't care so much with modern watches. So for example, I had a bunch of vintage Hammy tanks marked, but then realized that I don't want two vintage tanks. So that Hammy will have to wait until the Omega appears, and then I will know more about what I'll be hunting for.