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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei

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acidboy

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Originally Posted by doctorfeelyg
This is my piece (well, an image of one the same as mine, as I don't have a camera handy).

I love this watch for its simplicity. It was made to commemorate the Battle of Britain and was limited to 1000 pcs.

This design specifically recalls the 1936 - 1944 Mark IX and was particularly meaningful to me as my Grandfather flew spitfires during the war.

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That Spitfire is da bomb! IWC should've reproduced this instead of that new Vintage Pilot they're hawking now.
 

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Some really good stuff on the last page.
 

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Originally Posted by sanrensho
My new Seiko below. I'll change out the band to plain calfskin eventually.

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Seiko is nice,what model is this?
 

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Originally Posted by sanrensho
My new Seiko below. I'll change out the band to plain calfskin eventually.
- I like the strap it is on

Originally Posted by Shambolic Stockholm
Really nice! 127?

Here is mine. Sorry for the bad pictures, It´s my third post.

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- 233J very different beast all together
- the 127 is the Fiddy & the 233 has a few extra complications such as manual wind with 8 day reserve, 12 hr GMT hand, hacking system.
 

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Originally Posted by Phat Guido
New shoes arrived for my B&R - Strap from www.heroic18.com

Man it is THICK, approx 6mm (I should have gone for 4 mm)

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I think that watch would be more at home on Flavor Flaves neck then on your wrist.

I just can't get down with these really BIG watches.
 

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This probably doesn't count as 'Appreciation', it's not in the same league as most of the watches in this thread, but I just bought this on eBay:
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I hope this meets with your approval (and I hope I didnt overpay too much for it)
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