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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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CPCP 18k gold Tank Americaine
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5513. Reserve the date for a 1675 GMTOriginally Posted by Kaplan
At first, it was really hard for me to decide. Since I know I can't go wrong with both. I got to examine both watches in person recently, and now I'm leaning toward the 1680. I'll be down to two watches after this (will be wearing the Sub 90%), so the non-quick date set isn't a big deal for me. But who knows, the 5513 might creep up on me again. Fwiw, I really do like the 1675 tho. But I plan on buying a pre-moon Speedy next. Since I sold my Speedmaster awhile back and really regret it.
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Here's mine. A 36mm Explorer.
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Originally Posted by Kaplan
- one of the most underrated watches..
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Omega AT 8500, 39mmOriginally Posted by KtownGreg
Love the textures...
Just beautiful! That dial is lovely
This is new for me, instant love
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Wonder if this is a good place to ask this: I'm looking for a watch that I can dress up or down, depending on what strap I wear. However, I'm trying to decide between gold, silver, or something else. I'm usually more of a silver, white gold, guy... but the ring I wear is gold and I'm worried that wearing different colours would look poor. Anyone have a thought on this?
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Wonder if this is a good place to ask this: I'm looking for a watch that I can dress up or down, depending on what strap I wear. However, I'm trying to decide between gold, silver, or something else. I'm usually more of a silver, white gold, guy... but the ring I wear is gold and I'm worried that wearing different colours would look poor. Anyone have a thought on this?Originally Posted by L.R.
Have you considered getting a different wedding ring?
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