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

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Lucky Strike

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Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
Funny, I was literally just looking at mesh bracelets. Are they all "made equal"? Can you link me to one you used/like?
I like the Omega-type mesh, with no tubes around the bars. For the tubed type, here's a good seller in Germany. it seems Jürgen's are considered the best. He also makes custom leather straps from old military pistol holsters, belts and leather gear, they look very nice, if you decide to go with the brown leather.
 

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Originally Posted by Lucky Strike
I like the Omega-type mesh, with no tubes around the bars. For the tubed type, here's a good seller in Germany. it seems Jürgen's are considered the best. He also makes custom leather straps from old military pistol holsters, belts and leather gear, they look very nice, if you decide to go with the brown leather.
Thanks, that's exactly what I'm looking for! Wow, those Jurgens are nice. Pricey buggers though... hmm. Where are Omegas stocked?
 

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Wow these watches are beautiful. This is a part of my wardrobe that I have neglected and I really need to get a watch or two
 

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Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
It really is a great lens and can be had for under $400 used easily at places like FredMiranda.com

I love photography, and I'd do it for a living if I could.


My dad was a professional industrial photographer and I've now found out that there's a serious market for his type of work. A friend of mine (who owns a gallery space) and I are working with an art photographer to put together a show of my dad's work, with a booklet, website, etc.

Sorry didn't mean to hijack the thread...carry on, gents!
 

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Originally Posted by Rambo
What do you guys think of the new Christopher Ward C40 Speedhawk chrono:

I tend not to like such busy/showy watches so will probably be biased against. But, I can appreciate the styling of this. The croc adds a bit more refinement to it (as opposed to a rubber or steel), and I like the hobnail finish on the chrono pushers and crown.

And let's face it, black and red look totally kick-ass together. The brushed finish looks great with the colours.

I've not heard of Christoper Ward before - what are his watches like? The logo looks really cheap unfortunately.
 

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- good to have you here as this thread was getting a bit lame
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What do you guys think of the new Christopher Ward C40 Speedhawk chrono:
- Not much as it looks like it is trying to bet everything.. I see styling cues from TAG (which is never a good thing)..
 

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Originally Posted by Lucky Strike
I like the Omega-type mesh, with no tubes around the bars.

For the tubed type, here's a good seller in Germany. it seems Jürgen's are considered the best. He also makes custom leather straps from old military pistol holsters, belts and leather gear, they look very nice, if you decide to go with the brown leather.


Holley-Molley ... the WWII holster straps are amazing! The mesh ones are really cool too!
 

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Walt at Lone Star sells the same deluxe mesh as Jurgen if you want to buy from an American seller. I've bought many custom straps from Jurgen and his product and service are top notch. Just expect to wait a little longer to get stuff custom from Germany.
 
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