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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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Omega Seamaster Great White:
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Thanks. I'm not much of a fan of rubber dive straps or bracelets, so its pretty much natos for me.Originally Posted by WhoKnewI
Orient watches, even their low end ones, are really amazing. They're all 4 or 5 seconds/day fast.
The 60th anniversary is probably my favorite. It's really hard to photograph the watch and capture how nice it really is.
Agreed. I just bought my first orient and it keeps better time than my more expensive watches. Will buy another very soon.
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^Oh my! That's beautiful.Originally Posted by rach2jlc
What is the name/model number of that?
its the jaeger lecoultre master calendar check these links for more info
http://www.prestigetime.com/item/Jae...151.84.2a.html
http://www.prestigetime.com/items.ph...=34&series=722
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my baby, JL reverso squadra hometime
i cant get a pic of mine to fit the max file size so ill just have to post this stock pic
i cant get a pic of mine to fit the max file size so ill just have to post this stock pic
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My new additions: PAM111, Seagull 1963 reissue
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My latest adquisition:Originally Posted by economiayocio
Nice. I almost got that one but opted for a Reverso instead. Might still pick it up one day.
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same same - different date
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Nice. I almost got that one but opted for a Reverso instead. Might still pick it up one day.Originally Posted by HEPennypacker
I also do love your reverso...
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Very nice Seamaster there. Clean, classic look with a suit or jeans and T-shirt. Nice.
Very nice Seamaster there. Clean, classic look with a suit or jeans and T-shirt. Nice.
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Originally Posted by Phat Guido
same same - different date
But the photography makes it
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