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Great job and nice results, enjoy it!

All the best in 2008! Today -my favorite date to look at on a vintage.

Hmmm tough question Arty, it's so hard to choose one but this is a current favorite.

Funny Vic, that's the exact maker I have at home -love it! It's a great value (the wife and I are hard on coffee makers), even has a tiny filter in the water tank and a pressure sensative button on the heating base that shuts off the maker when there's little or no coffee left in the pot.

Great job, there's a ton of satisfaction doing the work yourself. 1680's look great with a T19 crystal mounted btw. Did you have to trim the dial down?

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Dluddy knows his straps! He's right on the money.

My 061 has been a little neglected lately

That's what this community is all about, thanks for sharing guys!

Yes please! a decent 1675 GMT

A festive red theme today

PF, let us know what your process was?

There's a 6263 but not a 626300 -hopefully it doesn't have that model number . The next generation Daytona's after 6263/6265 were 1652X. Might want the recheck the model number or some photos would be even better.

Thanks Vic, I took my watch off and set it down on my desk by the rider and thought "that might be a fun photo". Happy Holidays!

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Congrats KKS, a very fine GMT -wear it well!

Happy Holidays RG and J! And thank you again for all you contributions to this community.

Monday. I timed how long it takes to walk my kid to school -just under six minutes after the frequent stops to collect leaves

Looks great DP!

TGIF, minus the Uzi

Lord knows I love a cool mil watch but that ain't one of them!

Pimp my GMT! :huh:

Thanks and yes it is Vic -a 1950's 6614. It's hard to tell from the photo but a third of the dial is a chocolate color now I have to say with wearing larger watches these days this one doesn't see much wrist time, but it has a very special place in my heart since it was a wedding gift from my wife.

Today, this tiny guy