SOLD: Vintage Rolex Datejust 1603 ca 1961

Collector's item. It's difficult to find one nowadays, so don't miss this opportunity!

Rolex Datejust ref 1603
Silver dial
RARE leaf hands
Diameter 36mm
Movt cal 1560 in perfect working condition
Case is immaculate and rust free
Serial 82x,xxx circa 1961

MINT condition

Watch is sold without bracelet, a brown calf leather strap is included

No box/paper

Watch is SOLD.
Thanks for looking

SOLD: Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Blue-patterned Dial RARE

(SOLD) from my private collection:

VIntage ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL DATE

Ref: 1500
Diameter: 35mm w/o crown
Lugsize: 19mm
Serial number: 2.9mil circa 1972

Dial: Blue with onyx pattern, rare and unique.

Overall condition: VERY GOOD

Status: SOLD

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SOLD: Tudor Heritage Blackbay

SOLD

Tudor Heritage Blackbay on vintage strap
Ref: 79220R
Pembelian di INTIME July 2013 (masih garansi)

Kelengkapan: komplit fullset box, warranty card, original leather strap + nato strap, booklets, and bon asli dari INTIME.

Kondisi arloji MINT 9.5/10

Asking price Rp SOLD

SOLD: Vintage Omega Speedmaster Mark ii Racing Dial

For Sale: Vintage Omega Speedmaster Mark II Racing Dial 
RARE and COLLECTIBLE 

Year 1970
Ref 145.014
Caliber 861 manual wound (same as moonwatch)
Diameter 41mm (w/o crown)
Thickness 14mm

Dial is NOS and immaculate

Very good non-Omega bracelet, but the clasp is original Omega.

Case is lightly polished, brushed finish is still visible.

Movement is clean and running well, good accuracy, good Power Reserve.
All chrono functions are working well and reset to zero.

Overall condition: EXCELLENT

Price: SOLD

This year Omega is making a reissue of this watch using Co-Axial movement at a very high price. You can see it here: 
http://www.omegawatches.com/collection/speedmaster/markii/presentation/speedmaster-mark-2?watchHubRef=32710435006001

Thanks for looking.

SOLD Omega Seamaster Bond Automatic 2531.80 Mint!!!

For Sale is Omega SS Seamaster Bond Chronometer Men Size.
This is the watch that Pierce Brosnan wore in all of his James Bond movies, hence the nickname "Seamaster Bond"

Diameter 41mm
Condition: the watch is in excellent condition. No scratches found on the case nor bezel. Bracelet clasp has hairline scratches from normal use.
Lug size 20mm
Crystal: domed sapphire
Solid caseback
Movement: Automatic chronometer cal 1120

Asking price: SOLD

Watch is located in Jakarta

SOLD: Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic 38mm

Hamilton Khaki Field automatic ETA
Ref number H704150


Specs:Black matte dial
Diameter 38mm without crown
Movement automatic ETA 2824-2 with date feature
Incabloc shock protection
Case is beautifully contoured and blast finished
Bezel is polished and smooth (reminds me of Rolex explorer1)
Domed sapphire crystal
Display mineral caseback
WR 100m


Condition: MINT!
Package: FULLSET BOX n WARRANTY booklets
Watch was originally purchased on May 2008 from local AD

WATCH IS SOLD!!!

Another get together in mid April

My friend just got back from his Eurpoean trip, and some of us decided to meet up and see his newly-acquired watch. Nomos is originated from Eastern Germany (a small town called Glashutte). The watch is stunning and high value for your money. Can't go wrong with Nomos.

Another friend of mine brought a Patek Nautilus 5726 triple date moonphase. I was in awe with its impeccable quality, beautifully finished, and complicated movement. What an eye candy.

The beautiful NOMOS Orion

Nautilus 5726

Vintage GMT 16750 matte

Ingenieur AMG

Great watches, great friendship! Thanks guys!

Once Upon a Time in early April

Me and my watch lover buddies from Jakarta sometimes meet for a quick GTG, just to have a great conversation about watches and other stuff. From GTG I learnt more and more about other brands and models (both vintage and modern) that I previoulsy didn't know about.

This time it was held at a prominent shopping mall at Senayan sometime in early April.

Vintage TOG 6609 and Exp2 16570

Seamaster300 NOS

Rolex Bubbleback

A couple of beefy-lug, vintage constellations 

Longines Conquest Re-edition

(SOLD) Rolex Polar Explorer II 16570 T-series

Up for sale from my private collection:

Rolex "Polar" Explorer II White Dial, Ref 16570
T-series (circa 1995-6)

Condition: clean and excellent overall, hairline scratches from normal wear

Diameter 40mm without crown
Fixed 24hr bezel
Tritium indexes and hands starting to show patina (light cream)
Dial is clean and flawless
Bracelet: heavy oyster 78360 w/ single locking clasp
Movement: caliber 3185 w/ quickset date and 2nd timezone function

Status: SOLD

Thanks for looking.

Breitling Chronomat GT ref. B13050.1

This is the first automatic chronograph watch I fell in love with. I bought it around year 2000-01 (don't remember exactly when) from an internet grey dealer.

What's not to like about this watch? NONE!

I love its deep blue dial

I love the yellow subdials

I love blued chronograph hands

I love two-tone combinations of blue and yellow gold. I think Blue/YG is the best combination compared to Black/YG ......pun intended.

Specifications

Production year: 1997-2000
Case diameter: 40mm
Thickness: 14.7mm
Movement: Breitling caliber 13 (based on val 7750)
Case and bracelet: polished stainless steel
Crown, pusher, and 4 marks on top of bezel: 18k YG
Crystal: sapphire with dual AR coating
Original Strap: pilot bracelet
Lug size: 20mm

Weight: 80grams watch only, exclude bracelet

During the 90's there were two kinds of Chronomats:

1. Chronomat GT like mine...GT stands for Grand Totaliser. Chronomat GT uses Baton indices on the dial.

2. Chronomat Vitesse...Vitesse in French means SPEED. Chronomat Vitesse uses large arabic indices on the dial, IMHO making the dials look very busy. I still prefer the old fashioned baton indices from the GT.

Both case and pilot bracelet are mirror, shiny polished. Some may like it but others (like me) don't. That's why I leather-strapped it to make it look casual.

Before year 2000, Breitling did not put its watches to COSC certification, therefore no "Chronometre" letter on both dial and caseback. However Breitling claims that watches with COSC and non-COSC have exactly the same movement grade.

The watch is no longer in my possession ... maybe if I'm lucky enough I'll be able to get it back in the future.

Enjoy few pics taken by a good friend of mine: