Too cool for school. Looks pristine.
http://www.hqmilton.com/watches/1987-ro ... and-papers
Gold Daytona on HQ Milton
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saw that this morning---curious to see how long it stays on their page
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I'm equally amazed by this one:
http://www.hqmilton.com/watches/1989-ro ... and-papers
I had no idea that a Milgauss of this vintage would go for almost $30k.
http://www.hqmilton.com/watches/1989-ro ... and-papers
I had no idea that a Milgauss of this vintage would go for almost $30k.
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You should search the earlier MIlgauss reference 6541JBZ wrote:I'm equally amazed by this one:
http://www.hqmilton.com/watches/1989-ro ... and-papers
I had no idea that a Milgauss of this vintage would go for almost $30k.
I still want to hit Jacek's shop one of these days I decide to spend an afternoon in the city. I bought a 1675 from him long ago (via mail) and was a great overall experience.
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My uncle Salvador had one of these. He was a great man, died about 15 years ago and it went to his son from his first marriage. I hope he kept it and didn't hock it.
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From a mechanical standpoint, I know you can get a much "better" watch for this kind of money, but there's just something about these older Daytonas that I find really appealing. It's all academic for me anyways unless I hit Power Ball.
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86 large and it's not even an automatic?!!!
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I had no idea some Daytonas were manual wind.
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