HAHAHAHAHA i have to bring this topic up ....any pics of the 3 million dollar watch collection still?

 

Forget the Air King, I just bought a 1968 Rolex model 1500 Perpetual Date, with original riveted Oyster bracelet, box, and papers from Bernard Watch Co. (based in Texas, they have a nice website and I've gotten a few watches from them over the past 10 years)... for $895-

That one was for my little brother, 21st birthday. It's a tradition in my family. I got my first one in a sad way though, from my dad after he was killed in the line of duty when I was 21. But he got his from his dad when he turned 21 and graduated the Naval Academy, and his dad had a nice bubbleback Rolex Oyster that he got from his dad...

I actually retired my dad's watch and got one identical to it, only a few serial #s off from it, same year... wanted to mount my dad's watch in a nice shadowbox but still have one to wear to remember him by.

Anyways, here's my little collection. First, my nicest rarest watch...










Hold onto your seats....


















The 1986 Swatch technosphere





My daily driver, as mentioned above, a 1966 Rolex model 1500 Oyster Perpetual Date, riveted Oyster bracelet, smooth bezel, silver Oyster face





My bling factor watch, a 1991 Rolex Yachmaster in stainless





And the watch I'd really like to get, just because it's quirky:
a Rolex Air King Perpetual Domino's edition

 

Here's your Domino's Rolex, if he still has it. I noticed it for sale on Timezone...

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t=tre...o=1788196&rid=0