They are on the thread I posted ^.
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I almost drooled on a NOS 1163 Siffert I held in my hands a couple of weeks ago. But I also realized the minute you make the slightest of marks on it, it will lose a lot of its financial value. Where’s the soul of such a watch? The greatest joy comes from wearing beaters that have never been restored/polished. The scuffs and dents tell a story.
Way too close in color to remember properly (it was also super early in the morning). If I had to guess though I think it had a black strap so the standard I suppose.
Black strap is the limited one...
They are on the thread I posted ^.
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Way too close in color to remember properly (it was also super early in the morning). If I had to guess though I think it had a black strap so the standard I suppose.
Of course, it's not just watches, people collect Lego and as soon as you break the seal on the box it loses money. How stupid is that? You don't even know for sure if the right kit is in the box, or if you've got all the parts!
I'm definitely in the "wear it" camp. I did have four NOS Heuers from the 1970s, but quickly realised that they were no good just sitting in the safe. Part of the reason that I sold my vintage collection was the worry about damaging something that was now worth a fair bit.
As an AFOL, this amazes me. When I buy Lego, I want to open it and build it, not stare at the box, gathering dust on the shelf.
I had to look up what AFOL meant. I didn't realise that was a thing!
I had to look up what AFOL meant. I didn't realise that was a thing!
the one that was announced in the forum is already reserved and now there is another one in Chrono24, curious that the few that have gone on sale come from the UK market, it will be a country where more pieces will have arrived
