my new one...

omega67
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Hi,

just want to show my last acquisition.

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It´s a UG Reference 22704/1 from something about 1964 (Serial starts with 235xxx).

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I like the blued small & second hands that fits with the tachy... it´s totally Heuer Carrerastyle - but different 😉

Thanks to noodia and LouS for having a eye on it before!
 
Waynepjr
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Very much has the Breitling Top Time look to it also that I am attracted to. Very smart looking and will never go out of style.
Wonderful watch.

Wayne
 
omega67
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Thanks guys - it´s really a beauty! Next weeks on the wrist...

Now looking for a UG buckle to make it complete 😉
 
dsio
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The blue indices on the inner tachy bezel matching the blued hands really does kick it up a notch, sometimes you wonder how UG ever managed to fall from grace when they were capable of producing watches this nice
 
woodwkr2
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dsio dsio
The blue indices on the inner tachy bezel matching the blued hands really does kick it up a notch, sometimes you wonder how UG ever managed to fall from grace when they were capable of producing watches this nice


Amen.
 
watchme
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where do you guys find such beautiful watches???👎
Incredible 👍
 
omega67
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Thanks! btw it is the 38mm type. there is a nealy same looking 36mm out there...

here again from another angle.

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LouS
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That floating tachymeter is actually a very elegant and intelligent way to enlarge the diameter of the watch without unbalancing the design. I've seen it done on modern watches in much more clumsy ways. Very fine piece!
 
woodwkr2
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It seems you'll have to buy some laboratory glassware to utilize your new watch as originally intended:
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That's some serious distilling going on...
 
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