The "One watch to Rule Them all"

[azrielsc]

the coconut tree watch. swiss made,very popular in the 60s

Too bad I can't find anymore information about Pagol online!

[Leesean]

the coconut tree watch. swiss made,very popular in the 60s

[Macdeth]

Just like a Sovil et Titus commercial but in real life. Beautiful story.

[ivangonzalez]

nice write up ts.! always liked watches with meaningful stories behind it.

[azrielsc]

Vvery nice! It might cost a fortune if you pass it on to the next generation

Thanks Friend!

It may not be worth a fortune but it comes with a "fortune" of memories! Now trying to "make" the next generation! Haha!

[Friend]

Vvery nice! It might cost a fortune if you pass it on to the next generation

[azrielsc]

Pagol should make a advertisement out of this real time experience!
Like the Titus watch advertisement.
So Only Time will tell...is only when we will realize it!

Haha! No lah. Pagol does not exist anymore...

I bet there are many others who have stories but did not post only.

It is now my brother's daily beater. He is so happy to wear something that reminds him of our beloved late granddad!

[ErnestSim]

Pagol should make a advertisement out of this real time experience!
Like the Titus watch advertisement.
So Only Time will tell...is only when we will realize it!

[GreenGay]

priceless indeed. respect.

[GreenGay]

priceless indeed. respect.

[azrielsc]

i have a similar pagol watch from my grand uncle to my father to me.

But the glass/ plastic is broken.
your post has given me a glimmer of hope it can be fix.
will try to dig out the watch tomorrow.

cheers!

Great to hear that this thread helped Breathe some new life into the watch!

[Zekai]

i have a similar pagol watch from my grand uncle to my father to me.

But the glass/ plastic is broken.
your post has given me a glimmer of hope it can be fix.
will try to dig out the watch tomorrow.

cheers!

[zapped]

Wonderful story bro. Cheers for sharing. Awesome watch and family history behind it.

[azrielsc]

Would love to read more of this too, hence decided to start the ball rolling!

[browncow]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful story.
One of my reasons (excuse) for buying vintage pieces (dating to 1969, my birth year) is so that I can one day pass them down to my kids.
Maybe some time in the future, my kids or grandkids will post up some of my 'heirloom' watches on this forum!

ben