18k solid gold?

[timesofplenty]

Going through some old pictures today I came across this pic of a watch that I used to have: 1960s Ebel, 36mm manual wind, solid 18k.
Let's see some pics of other vintage solid 18k gold watches!

[ulackfocus]

That's a cool dial. I wouldn't mind adding that to my box.

I think I can contribute a few pics to this thread. First up is a '61 Flagship caliber 341:






Next is a '66 IWC ultra-thin caliber 401:




This is a '61 Piaget ultra-thin caliber 9P:






Then there's this '68 Seamaster caliber 321 - with an 18K dial:








This '65 JLC caliber 800/C is headed back to Le Sentier - they're taking the T's off the dial since they never were supposed to be there. Pretty good customer service if you ask me!






Here's a late 60's Ultra-Chron with another 18K dial:




This '60 Conquest caliber 291 also has an 18K dial:










And my first 18K vintage Omega - a '60 Seamaster caliber 591:

[Donut]

Yellow....
















White....












Rose....













Cheers,
Rob

[ivan1998]

Both of your guys collection is just mind blowing.

[SeanO]

quick,

someone call a doctor, I think i'm going to be sick

ooh, too much chocolate

[Sumer]

What great watches in a single thread. Thanks for posting Rob and Ulack. I just have these to add

[huntershooter]

[timesofplenty]

WHEW! I expected to be blown away!

[ulackfocus]

You kill me with this watch. You rarely post it, which makes it even more of a treat. There isn't a single watch in your collection that isn't a grail for most, yet I'd take that Baroque over any of them. It's pure art.

That's the one. Unless some spectacular deal comes up on a real vintage Ingenieur or a modern mid-size Portifino with a black dial, a ribbon lug rose/pink gold caliber 89 like that will be my next IWC.

[RedwinGV]

Wow, thanks for the pics. Great great collections! That is a reason I'll continue to read these boards.