Rolex Oyster Junior Sport Extra Prima
Rolex Oyster Junior Sport, Extra Prima
A stainless steel Rolex Oyster, small case, boy’s size. All original dial. Charming watch.
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Vintage watches
Vintage watches are a cultural icon to many people whether they be watch collectors or enthusiasts. The vintage watch is firmly placed in popular culture, featuring in the realms of cinema, fashion and sport. The big names like Breitling, Cartier and Rolex are well known. The International Watch Company and Longines are known amongst fewer who are versed in the finer qualities of vintage watches. Most vintage watches are a delight of design and engineering, especially those from the art deco period. Jaeger LeCoultre and Cartier have pushed the boundaries of watch design with elegant and adventurous designs.
The intricate and finely tuned mechanical movements have been manufactured by Schaffhausen, Valjoux and Venus to name a few of the manufactures.
Vintage watch wearers always have something special up their sleeve!
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www.tempussuisse.com sell ladies and gents vintage watches and also a selection of pocket watches. Quite a number of watch photographs from this blog are from images taken for that website.
Other images I have shot because I like the fine engineering that has gone into these vintage timepieces.
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I am a follower of vintage watches made by Audemars Piguet to Zenith. I particularly like Breitling and Heuer chronographs. I like art deco watches by Jaeger LeCoultre, Longines and Rolex.
This site will be relaunched on an unique URL in the near future. If you would like to write for or advertise on this site please contact me.
If you would like to ask any questions please email me: bipmistry@gmail.com
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