Old DJ inherited from my father today. I put some money into it for service, cleanup, polish. Looks pretty good for a 35+ year old watch.
Irish 2.0 said:
Got sacked before you could get the picture up huh?
Hey, it's Friday. They are a little out there though.AgEng06 said:
Awesome DJ.... but let's talk about those socks.
I would say that looks incredible for 35 years old!!RVAg02 said:
Old DJ inherited from my father today. I put some money into it for service, cleanup, polish. Looks pretty good for a 35+ year old watch.
Wow. that is wonderful. A family heirloom.RVAg02 said:
Old DJ inherited from my father today. I put some money into it for service, cleanup, polish. Looks pretty good for a 35+ year old watch.
RVAg02 said:
Old DJ inherited from my father today. I put some money into it for service, cleanup, polish. Looks pretty good for a 35+ year old watch.
Did Rolex have the extreme luxury price tag that does now compared to 1960's/70s releases?schmendeler said:RVAg02 said:
Old DJ inherited from my father today. I put some money into it for service, cleanup, polish. Looks pretty good for a 35+ year old watch.
This is why I feel somewhat validated in spending money on high end watches. It's something that can possibly stay in your family for generations.
This is one of the reasons I got into watches. Wife had lots of inherited and her own jewelry to pass down. With two sons, one son in law and two grandsons, I've had work to do to have something to pass down to each of them. I'm almost there.schmendeler said:
This is why I feel somewhat validated in spending money on high end watches. It's something that can possibly stay in your family for generations.
RVAg02 said:
Old DJ inherited from my father today. I put some money into it for service, cleanup, polish. Looks pretty good for a 35+ year old watch.
My family grew up on the west side of San Antonio......no luxury watches in the family......yet!SPF250 said:This is one of the reasons I got into watches. Wife had lots of inherited and her own jewelry to pass down. With two sons, one son in law and two grandsons, I've had work to do to have something to pass down to each of them. I'm almost there.schmendeler said:
This is why I feel somewhat validated in spending money on high end watches. It's something that can possibly stay in your family for generations.
This is also why I don't have a couple of really nice Rolex's or similar. Spreading that money over five Omega's instead.
Don't sleep on those. That is plenty good for a family heirloom. My kids and eventually grandkids are going to see a watch on my wrist and associate it with me and our family. It doesn't matter what the watch is as much. I have a gold accutron and a tiny rectangular bulova I claimed after my grandfather passed.MarathonAg12 said:
I have a couple omegas now.
But the stuff y'all post is next level!
MarathonAg12 said:Did Rolex have the extreme luxury price tag that does now compared to 1960's/70s releases?schmendeler said:RVAg02 said:
Old DJ inherited from my father today. I put some money into it for service, cleanup, polish. Looks pretty good for a 35+ year old watch.
This is why I feel somewhat validated in spending money on high end watches. It's something that can possibly stay in your family for generations.
Obviously it was "cheaper" numbers wise due to inflation. But would it be the same price today as it was back then due to inflation?
Dies Irae said:
I'm in Vegas seeing the Benavidez vs Plant boxing match and at the watch store at the MGM they had a blinged out gold YM2 studded with diamonds for $248k. I asked if I could take a picture with it on and they said "no"
RVAg02 said:
I tried on the Explorer 36 and it was too small. Even though I like the 36 DJ. The DJ 36 wears bigger than that, I guess because of the fluted bezel.
I'm interested to see if the Explorer 39 is better for me. My BB38 (thank you…ha) is a great size.
schmendeler said:
Important question: what was on your wrist at the time?