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I'd have to do it Tim's way Paul.
That was the plan last year. For reasons I'm not prepared to air (for the moment) I took on other projects and remained - we needed some financial stability for a while longer...
Hope it all works out as you need it to.
Paul
Costock, UK
2014 4/4 Rolls Royce Garnet Red
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Teddy - 17h1 Irish Draught cross
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Repeat after me. I must not look at watch/Morgan websites. I must not look at watch/Morgan websites. I must not look at watch/Morgan websites. I must not look at watch/Morgan websites. ....... Having said that, I'm oftern looking at the Chrispher Ward site, as I already have three of theirs.
Steve A11OGE Red 1989 4/4 4 seater
'A Morgan is for life, not just for Sundays'
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Repeat after me. I must not look at watch/Morgan websites. I must not look at watch/Morgan websites. I must not look at watch/Morgan websites. I must not look at watch/Morgan websites. ....... Having said that, I'm oftern looking at the Chrispher Ward site, as I already have three of theirs. Depends what budget your'e on !
Geneva 2016 plus 8' The Green Godess' 4 side exits .
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Hope it all works out as you need it to.
Thanks Paul, We continue to soldier (or should that be sail for an ex-mariner?) on... 
Graham (G4FUJ)
Sold L44FOR 4/4 Giallo Fly
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When I started collecting watches in 2004, I was quite anti Rolex because of the yuppie status symbol element and so collected just about everything but, mainly Omegas and Zeniths but did buy a Rolex in 2006 when I was presented with a deal I couldn't refuse I bought and sold quite a few then slowly sold off the small collection I had and kept a Zenith Elite and a Rolex Explorer 2 which I have just traded for a brand new Rolex Sub, no date, stainless steel. So for the first time in 11 years, I am down to one main watch which I like and will probably keep There is still a bit of a stigma to Rolex watches and some of the bling type models I think are horrible but I do feel that compared to some of the other manufacturers, they still make a very good watch and I do like the fact that they limit availability and haven't messed too much with the overall design of the basic sports type models I agree the classic Omega Speedys are superb but Omega have seen fit to release way too many designs and crossover models in my opinion over the last few years - it's hard to identify a Seamaster from a Speedmaster and I just think it has watered down their provenance If anyone is interested in Rolex -here is an interesting comprehensive article that gives an insight into the brand https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/inside-rolex
2008 XXVII Platform, Bugatti Blue Roadster 4 Seater
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I know what you mean Stewart, I much prefer the older Omega's and the same happened to Breitling. I have two Navitimers, one from 1967 and the larger dialled one from 1968, I'm not sure I would want a modern blingy one.
I have a few watches, maybe 10 in total, but end up using two or three favourites. So need to thin out some maybe..
Steve
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Some 12 years ago I bought an auto wind watch from a Telegraph offer for £45. It has never stopped, gained or lost a minute. I think it is Russian, Tissot or some such. What a bargin.
John
1992 plus4 connaught green
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I have a Harwood watch in my collection, which is moderately rare... I don't wear it often. Harwood is an interesting story. http://www.harwood-watches.com/en/history/index.html
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Just watched Nicholas Parsons on the Breguet Marie Antoinette's watch. Only about $65M dollars.
Best Regards
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Some 12 years ago I bought an auto wind watch from a Telegraph offer for £45. It has never stopped, gained or lost a minute. I think it is Russian, Tissot or some such. What a bargin. Ah just looked. It is a Pulsar
John
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