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

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medtech_expat

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Originally Posted by clockwise
The RO chrono is a beauty and it can be comfortably worn under the shirt cuffs, which you can't say for its bigger cousin, the Offshore.

I have fairly small wrists, so the ROO looks clownishly large when strapped on. With the versatility of all the Offshore variants, it's been a case of admiring from afar. Other than size, I find the RO chrono much more timeless - and yes, it can slide comfortably under my cuff.
 

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Originally Posted by medtech_expat
I have fairly small wrists, so the ROO looks clownishly large when strapped on. With the versatility of all the Offshore variants, it's been a case of admiring from afar. Other than size, I find the RO chrono much more timeless - and yes, it can slide comfortably under my cuff.

Illustration of a "clownishly large" issue below. The super sized Shaquille O'Neal Limited Edition was a watch I could not learn to wear, it was just too large for my wrist. I sold it to a gentleman with larger wrists and more interest in the basketball player.

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My latest acquisition. Had a some very pleasant and needed R&R at one of our favourite places (Mansion on Delaware, Buffalo) and my wife surprised me with this.

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From left to right:

Rolex Submariner, Longines Dolce Vita, Cartier Santos
 

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A big watch I enjoy very much: PAM 140 on silky nubuck croc strap. But I prefer to wear it on a dark brown /burgundy croc.

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Originally Posted by clockwise
A big watch I enjoy very much: PAM 140 on silky nubuck croc strap. But I prefer to wear it on a dark brown /burgundy croc.


Oh, how I regret not getting a 140 when my AD offered it!

Enjoy it
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Originally Posted by clockwise
Thanks for comments. I have a special story of infatuation with the Roayl Oak, it is just a design which brings tingling sensations. I am not a big fan of two tones normally but this one has become something of a favourite for me. The little RO 15300 is worn less but has the advantage of neatly slipping under the shirt cuff. Another one:
The Parmigiani ROCKS!!
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GMT IIc today

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Love the domed crystals

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GO 60s

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Speedy

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Greg, between your Speedy, Pepsi and Sub I'd never get around to wearing the GMTIIc (though one of my friends just bought one and really likes it).

About the 5513, is the maxi dial the original design or something that was chosen when it was restored? (Which I guess it's been?)
 

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Since I work with watches for a living, I thought I would post a few pictures of some favorites:

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Since I have about 300 watches, I guess I will leave it at that! LOL!
 

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Originally Posted by TheWatchGuy

Since I have about 300 watches, I guess I will leave it at that! LOL!


So why don't you provide pics of some nice ones?
 
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