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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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thanks for your message. I feel exactly the same about these old watches with nice patina and history - I often take a look at my watches and wonder who has owned them before and where and what stories are behind them. Good thing about this particular Monaco is that I know something about it: It was sold the first quarter of 1970 in California to an architect. This is very special for me, because I was born in the first quarter of 1970, I like California a lot and I am also working in the creative-industry - So this one really suits me;-))
cheers, christoph
: Hi Christoph,
: Amazing Monaco. I am a collector as well and love wearing my
: watches as appose to storing them. When a watch has character
: like your does it brings out something special and shows
: history. We often dont know the history of many of these vintage
: watches, some of us are fortunate to know the origins. But those
: of us who aren't look to the case, dial and patina on these
: watches to tell us or help spark our imaginations and gives us
: little clues about who wore the watch and how it has been used
: an enjoyed.
: Great Watch, Use It Well!!!
: Jonathan
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