All in Watch Stories
Watch Stories: A 1960's Longines Presidency reference 2611
Today we take a look at the short history of a Longines Presidency reference 2611.
Watch Stories: A 1965 Breitling Top Time reference 2002
Not all stainless steel chronographs are created equal. This Breitling Top Time definitely stands out from the crowd.
Watch Stories: A 2014 Black Bay Red
You don’t see many modern watches on our site very often. This Black Bay is an exception because its story is exactly what we are trying to create here at Life on the Wrist. Oh, and just so you know, this watch has been to 6 of the 7 continents. So someone needs to take it to Antarctica!
Watch Stories: A 1983 Tudor Date Day
One of the best things about the watch community is the people you get to meet. We ran into a collector of Tudor Date-Day’s and Rolex Day-Date’s who has an incredible collection and we are lucky enough to have one of his pieces on our site.
Watch Stories: A 1968 Omega Seamaster
Condition, rarity, q-rating and an amazing story. This Omega Seamaster has it all. Worn on the wrist of someone who worked on Capital Hill, the watch can probably tell so many amazing stories.
Watch Stories: A 1977 Rolex Datejust
Rolex is desired by so many collectors due to its status, integrity and beauty. Stainless steel watches are on the rise, and this Datejust is rising with it. The collector from Belgium had few opportunities to wear it, which is why this 1603 is looking for a new owner!
Watch Stories: A 1998 Omega Speedmaster
The Omega Speedmaster can tell countless stories that play a role in the history of horology. But this Speedmaster was the connection between a father and daughter which to the owner, is the most important story of them all.
Watch Stories: A 1980 Tudor Prince Oysterdate
Sometimes, the watches we find have not had a very adventurous life. There is nothing wrong with a lack of adventure, perhaps the watches are worn on special occasions. This Tudor Prince Oysterdate, however, lacks adventure because it is continuously being sold. But with the rise of Tudor in watch collecting, we think we can find a home for it where it will live the life of adventure that every watch goes on.
