Technically speaking the Rover 75 was a heap of junk, like most Rovers. However, the MG version with the large engine is rapidly increasing in value. Always thought it looked quite nice though. As far as the watch is concerned, I would love a Steinhart, and perhaps one day I may invest
Having done the croco, in deference to all the guilloche and gilt hands, I thought it might be an idea to go a bit industrial because it is, after all, quite a chunk of watch, especially with the display back, so I put it on an old car tyre.
"No watch is strong unless it has within it's character antitheses strongly marked." to paraphrase Blaise Pascal
Technically speaking the Rover 75 was a heap of junk, like most Rovers. However, the MG version with the large engine is rapidly increasing in value. Always thought it looked quite nice though. As far as the watch is concerned, I would love a Steinhart, and perhaps one day I may invest
Same as every day this past week since I bought it!
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