And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
I had a regular Moon watch for close to 30 years now. you have to get them serviced every few years though. about 1 grand a pop. unless you need a new band. replace it with their Nato band and you keep your watch longer. otherwise keep it for just dress wear if you keep the metal band. it tends to "pop open' when bumped the wrong way.
Have an original Moon Watch. Bought it for $1200 in the late 80s. Had Gene Cernan wear it on his wrist at the Reno Air Races one year. Good for bar bets.
Great deal, ordered 2. Seriously WTF.
ReplyDeleteThe astronauts wore Omegas on the moon - it's history and worth it!
ReplyDeleteI would hope you could pay off the casa with that commission!
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Only 272 will be made. The regular Speedy in 18K runs nearly 20K and is not as immediately collectable and flipable as this one.
ReplyDeleteAll this, plus you get to wind it yourself. That's right - you have to wind it.
ReplyDeleteI had a regular Moon watch for close to 30 years now. you have to get them serviced every few years though. about 1 grand a pop. unless you need a new band. replace it with their Nato band and you keep your watch longer.
ReplyDeleteotherwise keep it for just dress wear if you keep the metal band.
it tends to "pop open' when bumped the wrong way.
Got a $31 Casio does the same thing.
ReplyDeleteNo reviews, not gonna risk it.
ReplyDeleteI look at a clock, sometimes.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't cost much.
Hey, they offer free returns!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'll wait for Invicta to do a homage with quartz for $149.
ReplyDeleteThe cheapest watch for this seller $2,000. Highest is $52,000.
ReplyDeleteHave an original Moon Watch. Bought it for $1200 in the late 80s. Had Gene Cernan wear it on his wrist at the Reno Air Races one year. Good for bar bets.
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