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Re: Pam homage history

Posted: November 29th, 2025, 10:36 am
by Mellons
south105323 wrote: Yesterday, 9:54 am Someone spent a lot of money on a 6152/1 at a GTG. They took it apart to service it and the dial had a smell of A1 sauce about it. Theory at the time was they used it to age the dial/indices. If I remember rightly the jokes were daily for about three months at the time…
+1 joke never got old

Re: Pam homage history

Posted: November 30th, 2025, 4:58 am
by Nottingham
south105323 wrote: Yesterday, 9:54 am Someone spent a lot of money on a 6152/1 at a GTG. They took it apart to service it and the dial had a smell of A1 sauce about it. Theory at the time was they used it to age the dial/indices. If I remember rightly the jokes were daily for about three months at the time…
Funny indeed, less for his bank account i guess😅

Re: Pam homage history

Posted: November 30th, 2025, 8:27 am
by Pondoro
flyback wrote: November 2nd, 2025, 8:28 am A brief history of the VDB brand.
The name VDB comes from professional cyclist Franck VAnDenBroucke, who died in 2009.
Why choose this name?
Stephan Obst is a former cyclist.
After selling Panerai tributes, he moved on to other types of watches under the VDB “Vintage Daily Beater” brand (instead of Vintage VDB). I remember that at the time, everyone on the old hf forum admired his work until the BBQ sauce incident.
I read the Wiki page on Franck Van Den Broucke ,man with a lot of problems died very young .

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Van ... _(cyclist)