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Quick question
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but with watches people not in the know ,like me, are trying to get a feeling for doing the correct thing. My mom ga...
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Eating crow? Changing my opinion?
Well i was very opinionated about Rolex watches. Its true that i never saw one in person or saw one that called to me. Not that it mattered much becau...
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Watch band modification for Marathon
Has anyone been successful at putting a 22 mm Bracelet on a Marathon TSAR? I am thinking about putting a 22 mm jubilees on a watch that has 20mm sprin...
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I have a few watches that were my dad's. There are some that are growing on me, one that i don't think i will wear even though it is the most wanted. One i probably never find parts for unless i find a working watch, and switch them around. And all of them give me a feeling like i have an obligation to fix or at least keep, just because they were me dads. I for now got a watch box, and gonna keep them just because. Don't know just what to do except don't get rid of them.
I know it would not be an original Seiko. So if you were interested, i saw an interesting home made 62 mas. Go to a web site,"tokiemedic" In the magnifying glass type the word, "vintage." The first watch listed is the one i am speaking of. A 62 mas style with a 1965 Seiko 5 dial. It wasn't trying to be a fake but a watch the same style with an antique dial. It called to me, and i have a watch with that dial and all the parts were super cheep. Let me know what you think, other than why not have an original.
Your place is infested. Infested with crocks. ( It's more humorous when read with an Australian accent.)
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