You lot know as much about watches as you do anything else. **** all. See ya lata.
Finally, I get the chance to use this
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You lot know as much about watches as you do anything else. **** all. See ya lata.
Pics or GTFO as the kids these days say.Well that got weird.
For watches, I have my beat-up automatic Timex from '72 or so(my everyday watch), a Hanhart Luftwaffe, a Chopard Mille Miglia, and a Breitling Super Avenger.
Pics or GTFO as the kids these days say.
That Hanhart is double nice.
That’s a nice selection there B. I also heavily lean towards ‘sports’ watches and I’m always curious as to what motivates people’s choices.Deplorable internet shorthand aside, you have a point, TWD! Sorry, I haven't been able to post from my cell phone for some reason... on the laptop now. Below is from L-R: Timex automatic(c.1976, not '72 or '73), Chopard Mille Miglia, Hanhart Luftwaffe, Breitling Super Avenger.
I've collected these over the last ten to twelve years, the last one being the Timex on the left(for a princely sum of $18 + postage off eBay). I've been out of the game for the past four years or so, since preparing for and enjoying being a dad... I'd say the Mille is the classiest, the Breitling the most garish, the Hanhart receives the most compliments, and the Timex is the most versatile.