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Let's post our Speedos today in honor of Chuck...
May 16 2008,01:01 AM

Here's Mickey's favorite.

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Ok here's two
May 16 2008,06:07 AM

One he would smile at.

And one he would frown at.

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A wonderful gesture, Miki . . .
May 16 2008,08:50 AM

. . . here's my recently departed '70 Mk II that was restored with Chuck's assistance a few years ago . . .

. . . and now resides in Kurt's [log-in: mrsnak] collection of vintage Omegas. Chuck generously offered advice and shared his parts source - the crystal, hands, crown, and pushers would not have been as easily obtained without his guidance. Thanks, Chuck . . . fondly, Art

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A 2998 obtained with assistance from the man himself
May 16 2008,15:18 PM

Thanks Chuck. I cherish it all the more.

Godspeed my friend.

Velociphile

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Here's to you Chuck!
May 16 2008,18:25 PM

My Skylab

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Chuck would have like this...
May 16 2008,21:02 PM

Hi

Great idea, Chuck would have liked that...

Ok here ya go...

speedy 2915-2



Chuck disliked the broad arrow hands and much preferred the dauphine hands on the 2998....

CK 2998-6



hmmm.... no photos of my 105.003 online... sorry about that...

a few others... 600 m Seamaster , 105.012 Speedy Pro , Speedmaster 125 and a ChronoQuartz



145.022 first generation... ( and 861 powered).




Over the years I have shared these watches with Chuck when we got together when I was in Chicago..

I miss you already Chuck.

Good Hunting

Bill Sohne

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