Wrist Check 2017
Discussion
Inigma said:
Indeed, traditionally, a pink ribbon would be used for a defence brief while a white one would be used for prosecution brief from the Crown.
I have seen many JLC's shown in this profession.
huh, i was always told white was treasury (not that I ever see any of those!). I have seen many JLC's shown in this profession.
at any rate, I've wrapped up more crown briefs than I care to remember and they were all pink. Maybe standards are slipping
Vvroom said:
AlleyCat said:
Definitely overlooked, and thanks. This is the Cal 920 with the date function made in quite small numbers compared to the non date. I bought this for £400 and I suspect you're looking at 8-900 for the driver, but either way prices are pretty good. The watch is quite small so I expect this has kept prices low. That and the fact that the Chronostop is a pretty useless complication! The main thing that drew me to it was the telemetre scale which seems to be a rare feature on most watches, also that it’s in miles. Still it’s my favourite watch in my collection. I paid around £800 all in including the strap and stuff.
Vvroom said:
^ lovely. This uses the Cal 865 movement doesn't it? Is it 40mm?
The size helps the value as compared to mine, for example, but they are all such good buys. Well done on rescuing it.
Thanks! yes it uses the Cal 865 movement and is 40mm. I made sure in rescuing it that I only replaced the crystal, and polished the case as these where the really bad bits. I thought about not doing that and wearing it as it was, but they were both in a really bad way, very badly pitted all over and the crystal had a massive chunk missing out of it as well as being badly cracked. I left the dial, hands movement etc and everything else untouched. So it still has its lovely patina and essentially original.The size helps the value as compared to mine, for example, but they are all such good buys. Well done on rescuing it.
As for its value i'm not too fussed to be honest, I like it so much I doubt I would ever get rid of it. I do actually have my third vintage Omega on its way at the moment a Seamaster 120 Deep Blue, I will post pics when it arrives.
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