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Goldfinger - a late-summer watch


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Power outage all day here, so all I could do was fiddle around with watches.

I had this 1675 project based on a 1655 case where I am still waiting on a bezel assembly from wholesaleoutlet and this way to new looking gold-ish GMT insert, a GMT movement and a left over PT 6542 dial.

And Goldfinger was born -again - (I am considering changing the working title to "The Gert Froebe" to not step on anybody's feet :) ).

For now it's just loosely stuck together, but I like the way it is going (that insert definitely needs to be bent back into shape):

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Absolutely stunning. The bezel fading is superb. Does she have gilt hands? The tone of the photos makes it hard to tell.

Also what is that gadget you've got on the side?

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If that is what you do when the power if off................ :good:

No, see what happened is ... he was looking at his watch in the dark with a lighter thinking HOW MUCH LONGER ARE THESE BLOODY LIGHTS GOING TO BE OUT??!!! and this is the result. Oops. :animal_rooster:

Seriously, that's a nice result!

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Nice steampunk lighter as well. Antique? If now, where'd you grab it? thx - J

This lighter used to be my dad's, but they sell them on ebay I saw (just look for "trench lighter")

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Wow, absolutely stunning!

Great photography too! :thumbsupsmileyanim:

Very cool, I couldn't see wanting to wear any other watch than this, congrats!

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