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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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and I'm a watch freak.Originally Posted by L.W
My favorites at the moment...
- nice collection.. & I don;t usually say this on this thread..
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Brand new Sinn 756 UTC S But thinking about selling it already to make room my new Omeeega
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Brand new Sinn 756 UTC SOriginally Posted by benjamin831
But thinking about selling it already to make room my new Omeeega
- really? Which Omega as this has so much more going!
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- really? Which Omega as this has so much more going!Originally Posted by Phat Guido
I've been eyeing either a Seamaster 300 or a Speedmaster 376.0822...both of which are vintages from the 60s and 70s respectively.
After purchasing the Sinn, I figured out that the whole PVD "in-your-face" style tool watches don't really speak to me and I find it hard to incorporate it into my overall style/fashion.
I find that the vintage tool watches really reflect my personality more, especially when outfitted with a grimey regimental NATO strap.
Here are some examples of the watches I like:
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I've been eyeing either a Seamaster 300 or a Speedmaster 376.0822...both of which are vintages from the 60s and 70s respectively.Originally Posted by benjamin831
After purchasing the Sinn, I figured out that the whole PVD "in-your-face" style tool watches don't really speak to me and I find it hard to incorporate it into my overall style/fashion.
Understandable - the Seamaster 300 is wonderful. The Sinn looks incredibly cool as an object but I think I'd find it tricky to wear too.
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I've been eyeing either a Seamaster 300 or a Speedmaster 376.0822...both of which are vintages from the 60s and 70s respectively.Originally Posted by benjamin831
I find that the vintage tool watches really reflect my personality more, especially when outfitted with a grimey regimental NATO strap.
- I agree..
- the older Omega's have a certain function follow form thing!
PG,Originally Posted by spertia
Do you still have your Manometro? I remember seeing it when you first started posting photos of your outfits on this site.
- Nope, gone 2 years ago..
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