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I'm so happy with my other one of these that I thought I'd buy a second - this one is in better nick bar a small chip in the glass.
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Excellent, cheers mate - the bike is in storage at the moment but I'll order one and try it out in a few weeks.
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@ketsbaia sorry to hijack but I wondered where you got hold of the stepped ferrule? I bodged one when I rebuilt my Fondriest (details of the nightmare here): https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/362125
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150 available in Venice, but 300+ people in the queue and they are limiting the sales to 25 per hour.
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@girondin I'll take these off your hands if you're happy to post to Italy? Drop me a PM if you'd consider sending them this way.
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Pilot's watch = Glycine Airman
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So things got put on the back burner as I offered to rebuild a mate's bike, which was seriously neglected (I managed to pretty much empty my parts bin by substituting nearly everything, bar the frame and seatpost).
Regarding the Marin, I have now got the headset installed and the bottom bracket in, just need to source a chainring, pedals and the brake cables. Speaking of which, I'm thinking I'll go for Jagwire but not sure which - is there any reason why I shouldn't opt for the cheaper set, as opposed to the 'pro' version? And most important of all, what colour?!
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Minor update while I try to get the bottom bracket and headset fitted.
@TRA I think it's a NY2300 / 8200 (the movement is a Miyota 8200 automatic). Not sure if it would come under the 'Promaster' banner, but I prefer it to the newer version (NY0040), not that it's a bad watch at all. Think these date to the 70s or 80s.