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

[youngScholar]

Originally Posted by Phat Guido

same same - different date

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I'm impressed with both your taste in watches and ability at pattern matching.

 

[NonServiam]

 

[ManofKent]

Originally Posted by Alter

Took the Stowa out of the box for a spin:
Looks great - I love the simplicity.

Originally Posted by HEPennypacker

Nice. I almost got that one but opted for a Reverso instead. Might still pick it up one day.

Very nice. love the black face.

Originally Posted by KtownGreg

At first I wasn't too sure about this one. It is growing on me with the brown strap. Perhaps the graphite dial version?

Whilst I generally prefer numerals I like these indicies.

 

[intensanity]

Can anyone help me identify this Omega watch?

Thoughts on it?

Worth getting a nice leather strap?

 

[The Mitchelli]

My personal favourite - IWC portuguese tourbillon mystère rÃ

trograde

 

[OldSchoolCharm]

What do you think of Michael Kors?

 

[gazman70k]

^^^
Sweet mother of God!

 

[gazman70k]

The watch is for scale!

 

[was385]

Originally Posted by The Mitchelli

My personal favourite - IWC portuguese tourbillon mystère rÃ

trograde

absolutely beautiful

 

[Telefonica]

Just got a new Burberry, can't wait for it to get here. Not big ballin, but nice for my budget

 

[Prince of Paisley]

Is that the Burberry check engraved on the face? Dear God...

 

[intensanity]

reposting for new page:

Can anyone help me identify this Omega watch?

Thoughts on it?

Worth getting a nice leather strap?

 

[The Mitchelli]

Originally Posted by was385

absolutely beautiful

I couldn't agree more! Here is a better view

 

[afterglow]

Originally Posted by intensanity

reposting for new page:

Can anyone help me identify this Omega watch?

Thoughts on it?

Worth getting a nice leather strap?

It looks like an early Seamaster from the 50s. Not one of their more collectible models but a fine watch nonetheless. Omegas from that era used in-house movements. Have it cleaned and lubed and put a nice strap on it.

 

[MLIW]

I picked this up at the weekend - I dont know much about watches but it was definitely after the 1950's - Hand wind Services Watch

17 Jewel Lever blah blah - nice light on the wrist, beautiful watch (imo)

Anyone know any more about Services Watches?