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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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Pengranger
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This is my Breitling Navitimer "The Red Arrows" - limited edition of 200. This is my everyday watch.
Deipnosophist
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This is my Breitling Navitimer "The Red Arrows" - limited edition of 200. This is my everyday watch.Originally Posted by Pengranger
Lovely. I am in the market for one with a white face, no luck so far though
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I just realised I hadn't posted my latest in this thread - how remiss!
Seiko SBCM023 Perpetual Calendar Diver:
Fitted with the 8F35 high-frequency quartz movement and rated as accurate to within 20 seconds a year. So far, after a month, it is +/- zero seconds.
That plus the perpetual calendar, the fact it's a Prospex diver with 200m water resistance, 8 year battery with end of life indicator, great bracelet and lume, classic looks, terrific quality... I'm quite taken with it.
Seiko SBCM023 Perpetual Calendar Diver:
Fitted with the 8F35 high-frequency quartz movement and rated as accurate to within 20 seconds a year. So far, after a month, it is +/- zero seconds.
That plus the perpetual calendar, the fact it's a Prospex diver with 200m water resistance, 8 year battery with end of life indicator, great bracelet and lume, classic looks, terrific quality... I'm quite taken with it.
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Here are my twins, plus a Seiko OM that is not pictured
Unfortunately, the Navitimer was restored just before I bought it, and now it's in perfect condition...I feel like IT wears ME sometimes( to borrow a clothing term) because it seems so fragile and easy to scratch. Might move it for something more robust
Pengranger
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Lovely. I am in the market for one with a white face, no luck so far thoughOriginally Posted by Deipnosophist
Thanks. If you are after a Breitling, you should be able to specify the dial colour. A Navitimer is available with a white face and white dials. I have previously ordered a Breitling to my own specification, built up from the pictures in the brochure. Check out the Breitling site online.
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Not very pornographic but I'm excited about my new used Seiko Spirit. $150 on eBay. I've been wearing my Zenith on a daily basis and I thinkI'm better off with the Seiko in certain situations.Originally Posted by AnGeLiCbOrIs
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d2...rIs/Seiko1.jpg
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d2...rIs/seiko2.jpg
Congratulations, thanks for sniping me on Ebay, 6 seconds before the auction ended.
I guess I'll buy the SCVS013 from Seiya.
Torrente
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Have been looking at this as an option for a dress watch . . .
Would appreciate some opinions . .
http://www.frederique-constant.com/e...C-393MC6B6.htm
Thanks
Would appreciate some opinions . .
http://www.frederique-constant.com/e...C-393MC6B6.htm
Thanks
Torrente
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Have been looking at this as an option for a dress watch . . .Originally Posted by Torrente
Would appreciate some opinions . .
http://www.frederique-constant.com/e...C-393MC6B6.htm
Thanks
Or this one.
http://www.frederique-constant.com/e...FC-303S6B6.htm
Sorry for the additional post
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