Rarest Watch (in your collection)
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Probably this.
1976, Omega's first mass produced Quartz.
Cost as much as a house back then and was their most expensive watch at the time
Bought this broken for a pittance and had a new modern movement installed.
Not original in any way, different hands and hideously over polished, but it's cheap exotica and I like it 😊👍🏻
Probably this.
1976, Omega's first mass produced Quartz.
Cost as much as a house back then and was their most expensive watch at the time
Bought this broken for a pittance and had a new modern movement installed.
Not original in any way, different hands and hideously over polished, but it's cheap exotica and I like it 😊👍🏻
Wow man, never seen this before. Cool!
Probably my 1960ish Citizen Ace.
I bought an old vintage tool box at a yard sale and this just happened to be hidden away inside. It runs well, has a super interesting dial, and the case has wild flared lugs that I love.
Because it runs, I have yet to open the watch up. :)
Wow man, never seen this before. Cool!
Thank you. No, nor had I, so when this came up cheap I had to get it 😁👍🏻
Probably this Stowa. #1 of 95
I actually hate limited editions but I couldn’t turn down #1 once I got it in my cart.
I guess this one, late 1930s Junghans with the first iteration of the J80 movement inside. Don’t really know whether it is indeed rare, but have not come across it online (let alone offline):
2020 Zelos Skyraider 2 Ti Teal Dial with the ETA 6498-1 Handwound movement Élaboré
58 of 75
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Credor Phoenix:
Probably this Stowa. #1 of 95
I actually hate limited editions but I couldn’t turn down #1 once I got it in my cart.
Looking great man 🤩
Credor Phoenix:
This is just amazing 💯💯
I guess this one, late 1930s Junghans with the first iteration of the J80 movement inside. Don’t really know whether it is indeed rare, but have not come across it online (let alone offline):
Never seen this one anywhere, awesome piece 👍
Here's my vintage Nivada Grenchen Antarctic Spider (rare as hen's teeth) on a rare Expandro rally bracelet.
One of 44 and just 19 for sale on market.
I suppose rare and limited can overlap, so I’d say my LE SLGH009 (1 of 550 worldwide) is my rarest watch. And my favorite.
The only one I have is probably my Formex Field Earth Blue
There are loads if Formex Field watches but only 100 with this particular dial.