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

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rather neat looking watch from my father, i thought it rather distinct but "busy"

couldn't get any decent pics but here's a pic i found of the exact watch

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j149/marsupialedman10/Wittnauer2002.jpg
 

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Originally Posted by Rambo
My local Torneau called me today and said they got in a used Glashutte Panomaticlunar and that they were holding it for me. I get there and its a different model Pano. I am bummed.
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Its so pretty:

Panomatic01.jpg


Beautiful. Any idea what they were asking for it?
 

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Originally Posted by Althis
rather neat looking watch from my father, i thought it rather distinct but "busy"

couldn't get any decent pics but here's a pic i found of the exact watch

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j149/marsupialedman10/Wittnauer2002.jpg


Nifty - these perpetual calendars come up every now and then. Not your in the herd watch.
 

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Originally Posted by Rambo
My local Torneau called me today and said they got in a used Glashutte Panomaticlunar and that they were holding it for me. I get there and its a different model Pano. I am bummed.
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Its so pretty:

Panomatic01.jpg


There's one for sale on TimeZone now.
 

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Hi guys, I'm looking for a nice watch that won't break the bank (read: my broke college ass). I really love the vintage Omega Seamasters, but the ones I've seen on ebay are just awful. I really like the look of this particular seamaster:
12560-1.jpg


Unfortunately, it is $750, and at that price, I think I would just buy a Stowa Ikarus or No Logo Airman, not to mention that it's going to take a while for me to save up that much money, as I partially pay for my tuition, and I am almost certain the watch will have been sold. Do you have any ideas on where I can get a good, certifiably authentic, Omega Seamaster in that particular make? (no date, steel preferably, those hands, etc.)

Thanks.

tor
 

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Originally Posted by tor
Hi guys, I'm looking for a nice watch that won't break the bank (read: my broke college ass). I really love the vintage Omega Seamasters, but the ones I've seen on ebay are just awful. I really like the look of this particular seamaster:
12560-1.jpg
Unfortunately, it is $750, and at that price, I think I would just buy a Stowa Ikarus or No Logo Airman, not to mention that it's going to take a while for me to save up that much money, as I partially pay for my tuition, and I am almost certain the watch will have been sold. Do you have any ideas on where I can get a good, certifiably authentic, Omega Seamaster in that particular make? (no date, steel preferably, those hands, etc.) Thanks. tor

I was going to say check out www.europeanwatch.com, but I see that's where you lifted the pic from. I've never bought from them, but have heard good things.
 

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Originally Posted by Cornellian
I was going to say check out www.europeanwatch.com, but I see that's where you lifted the pic from. I've never bought from them, but have heard good things.

As have I, which is why I checked them out in the first place haha.

The quest continues...
 

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Originally Posted by tor
Hi guys, I'm looking for a nice watch that won't break the bank (read: my broke college ass). I really love the vintage Omega Seamasters, but the ones I've seen on ebay are just awful. I really like the look of this particular seamaster:
12560-1.jpg


Unfortunately, it is $750, and at that price, I think I would just buy a Stowa Ikarus or No Logo Airman, not to mention that it's going to take a while for me to save up that much money, as I partially pay for my tuition, and I am almost certain the watch will have been sold. Do you have any ideas on where I can get a good, certifiably authentic, Omega Seamaster in that particular make? (no date, steel preferably, those hands, etc.)

Thanks.

tor


I gave this exact same watch out of my collection to a friend for his birthday 3 or 4 years ago. I can't believe people ask $750 for it now. What I paid started with a 2
 

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Originally Posted by pandamonium
Be prepared to pay even more.
No I really doubt it. I'm pretty sure I could source another one for way less than $750
 

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Originally Posted by tor
Hi guys, I'm looking for a nice watch that won't break the bank (read: my broke college ass). I really love the vintage Omega Seamasters, but the ones I've seen on ebay are just awful. I really like the look of this particular seamaster:
12560-1.jpg


Unfortunately, it is $750, and at that price, I think I would just buy a Stowa Ikarus or No Logo Airman, not to mention that it's going to take a while for me to save up that much money, as I partially pay for my tuition, and I am almost certain the watch will have been sold. Do you have any ideas on where I can get a good, certifiably authentic, Omega Seamaster in that particular make? (no date, steel preferably, those hands, etc.)

Thanks.

tor




I'm not sure what the problem is. Here are 4 pics of Omega watches from ebay that I bid on (none of which I won), and each of which I think looks better than what you posted:

2503638.jpg

23gzcy0.jpg

2gwattw.jpg

2lw661d.jpg




The prices at which these Omegas were won range from $200 - $350. I really don't think authenticity is a problem. Then again, I know very little about watches, and am pretty stingy when it comes to spending. Hence, the fact that I lost all auctions. But, man, I really wanted 1 and 4 especially, and number 3.
 

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Originally Posted by gdl203
No I really doubt it. I'm pretty sure I could source another one for way less than $750
Where would you be finding these?
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I would love to pay $2xx for one of those...
Originally Posted by somatoform
I'm not sure what the problem is. Here are 4 pics of Omega watches from ebay that I bid on (none of which I won), and each of which I think looks better than what you posted:
2503638.jpg
23gzcy0.jpg
2gwattw.jpg
2lw661d.jpg
The prices at which these Omegas were won range from $200 - $350. I really don't think authenticity is a problem. Then again, I know very little about watches, and am pretty stingy when it comes to spending. Hence, the fact that I lost all auctions. But, man, I really wanted 1 and 4 especially, and number 3.

I don't really like any of those designs to be frank. I really think that the date detracts from the elegance of the watch, imo. I found one, actually. http://cgi.ebay.com/Omega-Automatic-...item4837f878c6 Unfortunately, I don't have the funds for it right now, and the auction is ending in <2 days. :I Also, can anyone give me info on the cal 55x movements? I've heard they're great, but in my cursory research I haven't found many details on it. Why is it so great?
 

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Originally Posted by gdl203
After seeing some nice watch pics in other threads, I thought this forum deserved its very own watch p0rn thread.

So here is a home to post your pictures of your watches (I think it's more interesting if we stick to our own watches rather than reposting stock photos or other people's scans)


here we go..


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some Lemania love...
 

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Nice to see another Cosmonaute.
cosmonaute.jpg
 

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After long, long last, I have finally looked at every page of the watch P0rn thread and now I can post a pic of one of my watches.

My Grandfather's Wittnauer which was at that time part of another watch company whose name I can't remember. JLC perhaps? Anyway, this thing had fallen apart and rotted away and I had Central Watch Band put it back together. It needs a band and different hands on the chronos (notice how they don't match) but it's a nice thing to have and I'm looking forward to wearing it at some point.



If anyone were able to throw out any of their thoughts as to the age of the watch or any other info, that would be cool.
 
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