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You don't 'dive' with ladyboys dear boy, you of all people should know that.Nige wrote:Do you dive down to 1000m then? That's one giant ladyboy!
I stand correctedNige wrote:depends if they've had the work done
No, they will become 'post' as opposed to 'pre'Nige wrote:Question is do they cease to be ladyboys then?
Over to you.
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well if anyone else wants one theres one here for £450...Bootsy wrote:They started in 79 and finished in the very early 80s. Not many about and especially not in this sort of condition. It's had it's seals replaced so I will use it in water!sladey wrote:What year would that be from Thomas?
There are quite a few Heuer Divers around but the 1000m version like this with the single screw crown at 4 o'clock is what makes this one on my list of must haves!
it's a good price, I paid a lot more for mine as I wanted a mint one. Just need the right crown and a bit of tlc by the looks of it (unless you dig WABI!)964RS wrote:well if anyone else wants one theres one here for £450...Bootsy wrote:They started in 79 and finished in the very early 80s. Not many about and especially not in this sort of condition. It's had it's seals replaced so I will use it in water!sladey wrote:What year would that be from Thomas?
There are quite a few Heuer Divers around but the 1000m version like this with the single screw crown at 4 o'clock is what makes this one on my list of must haves!
http://www.thewatchforum.co.uk/index.ph ... opic=45897
tricky one - unlikely you are going to find a watch that will increase in value much at that price mark tbh unless you are incredibly lucky so I'd buy something that YOU really like...that way when you pass it on it will have REAL sentimental value to your son...that will be worth moreabm914 wrote:Some advice needed please chaps - am a "virgin" when it comes to vintage watches
Having just been blessed with a new little boy - I'm after a watch, initially for me but then to pass on to him when he's older.
No idea what to buy, budget at the moment is only £250, so what do you all recommend?
I did like the look of the Orfina that Bootsy sold a while back......
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I agree completely.964RS wrote:tricky one - unlikely you are going to find a watch that will increase in value much at that price mark tbh unless you are incredibly lucky so I'd buy something that YOU really like...that way when you pass it on it will have REAL sentimental value to your son...that will be worth moreabm914 wrote:Some advice needed please chaps - am a "virgin" when it comes to vintage watches
Having just been blessed with a new little boy - I'm after a watch, initially for me but then to pass on to him when he's older.
No idea what to buy, budget at the moment is only £250, so what do you all recommend?
I did like the look of the Orfina that Bootsy sold a while back......
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