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That is a great heirloom to pass on to your son.

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My mother-in-law gave my oldest son his grandfather's Rolex. This watch is probably from the '70, and more like the early '70s. Rolex made this version from the mid '60s to 1984.

This needs a service, a crystal, and some cleaning, but the case is in good shape.

 
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My mother-in-law gave my oldest son his grandfather's Rolex.


The coolest watches are family heirlooms IMO.




 
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My mother-in-law gave my oldest son his grandfather's Rolex. This watch is probably from the '70, and more like the early '70s. Rolex made this version from the mid '60s to 1984.


My uncle has my grandfather's Rolex which looks a lot like that one. Agreed family heirlooms are the best kind.




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My mother-in-law gave my oldest son his grandfather's Rolex.


The coolest watches are family heirlooms IMO.


My dad has some great old Hamiltons, as his mother was a lifelong employee there. The best is probably an original Ventura. I'd be happy if I never inherited one of them.




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Beach Watch 2015

Every year in the spring, I tend to pick up something fun for the beach. I usually turn it loose soon after returning. To be honest, this one may hang around a while.






 
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Beach Watch 2015

Every year in the spring, I tend to pick up something fun for the beach. I usually turn it loose soon after returning. To be honest, this one may hang around a while.




More info please!!



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Beach Watch 2015

Every year in the spring, I tend to pick up something fun for the beach. I usually turn it loose soon after returning. To be honest, this one may hang around a while.



Countycomm?

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Countycomm?


Yep!




 
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More info please!!


http://countycomm.com/sr3mid.html




 
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I thought so. Very handsome watch. They now carry a SS bracelet for it.

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I saw that bracelet. I think it may wear too chunky, but the price is good. I'll surely be selling the watch and a few others soon enough, so I'm going to pass on the bracelet. But they have a heck of a bargain in that watch!




 
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I saw that bracelet. I think it may wear too chunky, but the price is good. I'll surely be selling the watch and a few others soon enough, so I'm going to pass on the bracelet. But they have a heck of a bargain in that watch!


Be sure to give us members a crack at it first!




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4506-1 with a Wakmann 1/10th Stopwatch





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4506-1 with a Wakmann 1/10th Stopwatch


Both of thosexare NICE!

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More info please!!


http://countycomm.com/sr3mid.html


And I'm several $$ poorer... Wink
 
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Finally got my Eco-drive back after Citizens replaced the movement.

Don't ever leave one of these in the safe for six months straight. Frown




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My 2 EDC Watches...
 
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More info please!!


http://countycomm.com/sr3mid.html


And I'm several $$ poorer... Wink


Shoulda waited. I'm selling mine very soon. Cheaper of course! Smile




 
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Rogue, is the red hand a second hand or a 24 hour, GMT hand? I assume it is a second hand, but I am not sure.




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on the SR3 it is a sec hand No GMT function.




 
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