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

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My most recent favorite (for now). Anonimo Polluce

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Originally Posted by ManofKent
I really like the simplicity of this one

Thanks. The Portofino doesn't get much respect, but I like it. I think I've got the "subtle, dress watch" column finalized now.

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Originally Posted by vbuskirk
Thanks. The Portofino doesn't get much respect, but I like it. I think I've got the "subtle, dress watch" column finalized now.

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Aesthetic wise my favourite is probably the IWC followed by the bottom right Omega. The Fortis appeals alot and oddly for such a busy watch I very much like the Oris. Nice collection.
 

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I found this pic and can't remember if it was in this thread or another one..but I really like the watch and the strap, I know someone on here posted it.

I've looked everywhere for the strap (BB, Jcrew, etc) but no luck. Even having something with a similar stripe pattern would be ok.

The watch I think is a basic Timex T20041? But the second hand on this one looks more orange..anyway I really like the combo and would like to put my own twist on it..any help is appreciated.

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That Omega came out at the dawn of the quartz age. It is an ultra slim, high beat, mechanical movement (case is 7mm tall). I don't think it is worth too much; apparently, they had reliability problems with these early, high beat movements, but this particular one runs fine for me. I picked it up NOS.
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P.S. The Oris is a killer "flashy watch for suits." It looks really nice on the wrist. I've tried on a couple of occasions to talk myself into selling it, but I can't. It looks sooo much better in the mirror than in the box.


Thanks for looking.
 

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Originally Posted by vbuskirk
P.S. The Oris is a killer "flashy watch for suits." It looks really nice on the wrist. I've tried on a couple of occasions to talk myself into selling it, but I can't. It looks sooo much better in the mirror than in the box
What model is that Oris? I couldn't find it on the website. I kind of dig that number style and I've always had a hard on for moondials.
 
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