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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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^ Yeah, I remember reading that Dirk was in Belgium, but all my searching only let to US sources so thank you for the address.
I would have loved to get one of his straps with the pre Vendome buckles - oh, well.
I would have loved to get one of his straps with the pre Vendome buckles - oh, well.
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44mmOriginally Posted by gdl203
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PS: good choice on the Luminor Base, the OP catalog these days is quite sad
Errr duh, sorry for the misinformation. Brain fart (and thanks). I like the Sub a lot too. Does anyone here have the titanium 25?
(More) pics or it didn't happen!
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I mean, it looks nice, but couldn't you have just distressed it naturally by just actually wearing it a lot?Originally Posted by tor
To me, going to such great lengths to distressing something like that reminds me a little too much of pre-distressed clothing, which I am not a fan of at all.
The original strap was a dark chocolate brown. The condition I wanted to achieve was that of the old straps on vintage Panerai. The distressing was achieved over a three month period with daily wear, so I think it was a good compromise between artificial and real distressing.
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The original strap was a dark chocolate brown. The condition I wanted to achieve was that of the old straps on vintage Panerai. The distressing was achieved over a three month period with daily wear, so I think it was a good compromise between artificial and real distressing.Originally Posted by gazman70k
Fair enough. Looks nice either way.
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This is my watch dad gave it to me not too long ago. It's a Tissot Swiss Automatic, i have no idea which model it is. I really like it, its really simple and i wear it everyday. This is the only watch i have because i don't have enough money to buy a different one because im 16.
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What's the advantage of an IWC Mark XVI over a Stowa Flieger? Movement? Resale value? I like that the Stowa comes with the logo-less option and am having a hard time justifying the extra price for a IWC.Originally Posted by erbs
Anyone?
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