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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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Acidshort
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Manual winding is desirable in my opinion, especially if it has a display back. No rotor to obstruct your view. Also the daily wind is something you start to look forward to, i am sure like how some look forward to polishing their shoes.
JayJay
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Manual winding is desirable in my opinion, especially if it has a display back. No rotor to obstruct your view. Also the daily wind is something you start to look forward to, i am sure like how some look forward to polishing their shoes.Originally Posted by Acidshort
I prefer manual winding. It's part of my morning routine.
medtech_expat
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I need to ease into this fancy wach thing...Originally Posted by aportnoy
It's a little like swimming, Andrew... just throw yourself into the deep end
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Two watches for manual winding. Same 8 day JLC movement in both.Originally Posted by clockwise
Can you show the dial of that Cartier??
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okay I need some advise...
I'm within striking distance to get a rolex sub, the former model- not the new ceramic bezel ones and no rolex-hate comments please, but I've been also looking at the new GMT2 which would put my budget back a bit but I can probably afford to get in a few more months. now I'm stumped on whether to get the sub or wait out for the gmt2.
I'm within striking distance to get a rolex sub, the former model- not the new ceramic bezel ones and no rolex-hate comments please, but I've been also looking at the new GMT2 which would put my budget back a bit but I can probably afford to get in a few more months. now I'm stumped on whether to get the sub or wait out for the gmt2.
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okay I need some advise...Originally Posted by acidboy
I'm within striking distance to get a rolex sub, the former model- not the new ceramic bezel ones and no rolex-hate comments please, but I've been also looking at the new GMT2 which would put my budget back a bit but I can probably afford to get in a few more months. now I'm stumped on whether to get the sub or wait out for the gmt2.
GMT2 probably gets the most wrist time of all my watches.
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