Time To Unwind Podcast #26 - A Couple Of Great Vintage Watch Finds
 

Time To Unwind Podcast #26 - A Couple Of Great Vintage Watch Finds

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A few of us have been vintage watch shopping...

Today we’ve got some exciting news! Going forward we’re going to try filming our podcasts and uploading them to YouTube. Hopefully, the thought doesn’t put you all off, and offers a fun new twist on the current format. But until then it’s business as usual, and in this episode we talk about a few bits of news that have caught our eye, including some fantastic news from Oris about their new in-house calibre. We also chat about a couple of cool new vintage watches that Tim & Ben have bought. Tim has picked up an early quartz Cartier Tank, with some killer Breguet numerals. Meanwhile Ben has snagged himself an absolute bargain off eBay – a vintage Aquastar dive watch from the Sixties!

Sit back and enjoy!

Show Notes:

Christopher Ward C65 Chronograph

TAG Heuer Formula 1 Ayrton Senna Edition

New Oris Aquis Date Calibre 400

The Richard Mille RM 72-01 'Lifestyle' Flyback Chronograph

Tim's new Must De Cartier Tank with Breguet numerals - Image Credit: WatchGecko Online Magazine

An example of Ben’s Aquastar

James’ Accurist

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Tim Vaux

About the Author: Tim Vaux

I don't think I can remember a time in my life when watches weren't in my life. I've been writing about watches online for a handful of years now, enjoying every moment of it. I'm passionate about experiencing the world of watches and translating those experiences via articles and images for the wider audience to consume.

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