Hey Derek
I have been visiting your site on and off for a few years now. I like to browse, but also, it is a good resource for research.
You used to have description and details for pieces that you had already sold, but now the site only shows pieces available for sale. Is there a way to show these sold pieces? Perhaps a “historical catalogue” feature. I know that data may have been purged, but it would be very cool.
You used to have Seamaster Bananas, and Poppies, and crosshair De Villes!
Thanks
I know. Due to WordPress it just doesn’t let me do that anymore and I kind of do miss that part of it and will look into seeing if I could figure out how to get that back.
6/6/17, 0136 hours: can you tell – that I’ve inherited my father’s beautiful Gruen Jump-Flight/Air-Flight watch; don’t care how many siblings I had to fight off for it, it so symbolized daddy to me. I believe it’s from the early 1960’s, but am over-eager to learn more about it. A true Renaissance man, he was my hero … but I lost him to a tragic and sudden accident when I was almost 13. Way too early, as I was only then beginning to discover how much like him I am. I loved the style with which he wore this; like most everything else he did, as a brilliant engineer he was a man way ahead of his time. Albeit not a pilot, he loved his yacht, fishing, and advanced electronics. I’ve been trying to date the watch itself; I wear it every day and it keeps flawless time. It’s been great to find your site; thank you, so much for allowing my entry.
Love the website. Have become a vintage watch lover because of your site leading me to research the vintage watch market/history further. Now a regular visitor and hopefully will be able to visit your location soon….already feel like I’ve missed a few opportunities. Will keep coming back.
Love your website, and your quality timepieces. Your passion and commitment to what you do, and what you provide for your customers, is second to none. Thank you.
In Search of Meylan Co. New York chronograph cradle(holder) to display my J.W.Ellis Industries open-face chronograph. Any guidance, tips, or offers will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I own a j w Ellis industries industries openface chronograph and I’m in search of a Meylan stopwatch co. stopwatch holder to display it. I can be contacted at jonathanta199@gmail.com.
Just got my watch from you today, looks great, just as you described.
Awesome. great news. Enjoy It!
Hey Derek
I have been visiting your site on and off for a few years now. I like to browse, but also, it is a good resource for research.
You used to have description and details for pieces that you had already sold, but now the site only shows pieces available for sale. Is there a way to show these sold pieces? Perhaps a “historical catalogue” feature. I know that data may have been purged, but it would be very cool.
You used to have Seamaster Bananas, and Poppies, and crosshair De Villes!
Thanks
I know. Due to WordPress it just doesn’t let me do that anymore and I kind of do miss that part of it and will look into seeing if I could figure out how to get that back.
6/6/17, 0136 hours: can you tell – that I’ve inherited my father’s beautiful Gruen Jump-Flight/Air-Flight watch; don’t care how many siblings I had to fight off for it, it so symbolized daddy to me. I believe it’s from the early 1960’s, but am over-eager to learn more about it. A true Renaissance man, he was my hero … but I lost him to a tragic and sudden accident when I was almost 13. Way too early, as I was only then beginning to discover how much like him I am. I loved the style with which he wore this; like most everything else he did, as a brilliant engineer he was a man way ahead of his time. Albeit not a pilot, he loved his yacht, fishing, and advanced electronics. I’ve been trying to date the watch itself; I wear it every day and it keeps flawless time. It’s been great to find your site; thank you, so much for allowing my entry.
Wonderful story. Thank you!
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Love the website. Have become a vintage watch lover because of your site leading me to research the vintage watch market/history further. Now a regular visitor and hopefully will be able to visit your location soon….already feel like I’ve missed a few opportunities. Will keep coming back.
Thanks so much!
Awesome. Thanks!
Love your website, and your quality timepieces. Your passion and commitment to what you do, and what you provide for your customers, is second to none. Thank you.
Thanks!
In Search of Meylan Co. New York chronograph cradle(holder) to display my J.W.Ellis Industries open-face chronograph. Any guidance, tips, or offers will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I own a j w Ellis industries industries openface chronograph and I’m in search of a Meylan stopwatch co. stopwatch holder to display it. I can be contacted at jonathanta199@gmail.com.
Really glad I was referred to you. My appreciation for vintage watches has grown so much since going through your website. Learned a lot.
James D.
We love your watch website and think you have a clean design that is easy to view and navigate!