What other 'retro' stuff do you use....??

[Leighcal]

I use a technics micro separates in living room for better quality sound from tv. A old ghetto blaster with tape, radio and built in tv that gets used in bathroom, tv bit doesn't get a signal but still works. And some old binoculars that I use now and again. Oh and some old cameras stuffed in bedroom draw.
Most of music I listen to is retro too. Haven't got time for today's music! Pile of crap it all is!

 

[The History Man]

Last night I was listening to my 'M' album on my turntable and kenwood amp.

Everybody talking 'bout Pop Music!

 

[konatime]

1956 Omega Seamaster de Ville. The only problem is that it's going up in value and getting a bit pricey for daily wear...

Nice watch Hamster, years ago in another life i used to see variants of this model in 18kt, the cases were english made (under license)...bizarrely they could be bought for a bid above scrap value (yeah i know :facepalm: )

 

[konatime]

1956 Omega Seamaster de Ville. The only problem is that it's going up in value and getting a bit pricey for daily wear...

1968 Omega:

Give us a whistle please fella if the Speedmaster ever becomes for sale.

 

[konatime]

Re:

Got one of these that i found a way to run the free-view through without effecting it's integrity
http://www.ssplprints.com/image/135512/ ... eiver-1970

and one of these..
http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/online_ ... xg-8054842

is that the time?....gotta get some zzzz's...
http://www.theledwatch.com/omega_1602

 

[hamster]

1956 Omega Seamaster de Ville. The only problem is that it's going up in value and getting a bit pricey for daily wear...

Nice watch Hamster, years ago in another life i used to see variants of this model in 18kt, the cases were english made (under license)...bizarrely they could be bought for a bid above scrap value (yeah i know :facepalm: )

Bought it from a dealer for £250 in 2000...at that time nobody seemed to want the stainless ones.
And it seems that the gold ones were similarly only worth scrap.

Now they seem to be over £1000 for straight examples.

 

[konatime]

1956 Omega Seamaster de Ville. The only problem is that it's going up in value and getting a bit pricey for daily wear...

Nice watch Hamster, years ago in another life i used to see variants of this model in 18kt, the cases were english made (under license)...bizarrely they could be bought for a bid above scrap value (yeah i know :facepalm: )

Bought it from a dealer for £250 in 2000...at that time nobody seemed to want the stainless ones.
And it seems that the gold ones were similarly only worth scrap.

Now they seem to be over £1000 for straight examples.

I cry a little when i see a re-painted dial fat-lug seamaster (often), nobody will need magnfication to understand how original your example is...-beltin lot our kid', great choice, thanks for showing.

 

[Rodrigues]

Samsung S2

Mostly furniture. I have a 1970s brown velvet Parker Knowle sofa (sitting on it as I type) which used to live in my mate's parents dental practice. Years of trepidation and fear ooze from it's very core. It was given to me for free and I love it.

I also have a 1960s Ercol table and chairs. It belonged to my father and his first wife. My mum (his second wife) has wanted it out the house for decades so last summer I obliged. Again for free

 

[Fudd]

This is currently my favorite timepiece.

Big Arnie fan here. Had one then sold it but I've since had several come my way for servicing and/or reluming. Great looking watch that wears well, even if you have a skinny wrist like me. I'd love another one but the prices have doubled in the last few years.

1968 Omega:

Pre-moon Speedmaster . Very nice and deserving of a much better picture.