Reply With QuoteI have a Green and a Purple.
This is quite a good article: http://www.equationoftime.com/forums...near#post52316
I have started to really like these watches and found a little bit of information but was mainly selling sites, as I would like to know what the different models are, Silver, Green and Purple.
Anyone able to point me in the right direction.
Thanks
I have a Green and a Purple.
This is quite a good article: http://www.equationoftime.com/forums...near#post52316
I've had a few. Collecting vintage models can be a bit of a minefield as there are plenty of frankenwatches and dodgy Indian redials knocking around. I'd highly recommend joining the Equation of Time forums as there are quite a few Rado geeks in there.
Many thanks for the link, a good read!Originally Posted by PhilipK
Very enjoyable.
I've had a few 'horse' series over the years, mostly acquired in the days when there seeme to be a glut of them available from Hong Kong at £35 - £45 depending on condition. IIRC I also had a couple of Starliner series watches which I eventually moved on when I started to prefer larger watches.
Rob
My incoming 2007 Golden Horse reissue:
And a Golden Horse Rookie I passed up on a month ago.
Note the upside-down horses, hence the "Rookie" name.
If my budget could stretch I would be on the hunt for a Golden Horse Reissue Hyperchrome Chrono....
...but of course it doesn't.
Green Horse King Size...
A rare Green Horse Seventy One - on my find and capture list.
Green Horse deluxe. Collectable, but I'm not sure that it has stood the test of time:
This Green Horse Daymaster definitely has stood the test of time.
One word...
WANT!!!
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