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Daniel... Watch deja vu

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    AndyD
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    Huge IWC advert (FTimes weekend magazine) for their latest retro offering had me scurrying to find my 1978 Omega:

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    Not sure if I'm a fan of guilloche, but I know that new metal strap will be more comfortable.

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      This watch gets lost in the junk of our house, then it turns up again. Small, thin face, probably made for a woman. I liked the chinese numbering, bought in the early 1990's.
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        Daniel.
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        Andy, I like them both! Thanks!

        I owned a basic IWC Cal. 89, 18,000 bph. Trains would have collided if that watch had anything to do with it.

        I probably should have sold it but I disassembled it to look at the movement.

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          You disassembled an IWC! Did you get it working again?

          Can anyone here confirm the Chinese characters are vintage and were used to stop people faking/adjusting more simple ways of writing numbers on cheques etc?

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            Lol!

            No, I ended up with a pile of parts. I couldn't put them back together.

            I knew the watch would be ruined by my experiment.

            It was the kind of watch aimed at office workers before the quartz revolution and cellphones.

            It was a watch for collectors by the time I bought it.

            It wasn't an expensive IWC like the ones now.

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