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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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ManofKent
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I have a few.Originally Posted by Bandit44
Nice.
Phat Guido;3507789- SS OysterDate from 1969 said:Looks good - I like these older ones.
It's been a while....how about a little Rolex love?Originally Posted by KtownGreg
DJ
This would be my pick of the bunch.
ManofKent
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Late to the party.
My first automatic (present from my wife). Temporary black strap until I find something nicer. Any feedback on Hirsch?
Minor problem with getting this watch. I've now ordered another Seiko, a couple of NOS manual wind watches and am very tempted by a s/h Titoni... Is this more addictive than shoes?
My first automatic (present from my wife). Temporary black strap until I find something nicer. Any feedback on Hirsch?
Minor problem with getting this watch. I've now ordered another Seiko, a couple of NOS manual wind watches and am very tempted by a s/h Titoni... Is this more addictive than shoes?
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I can confirm that there are. Unfortunately. Pretty good ones, so be careful. Always buy the seller etc ...Originally Posted by NonServiam
But, we're here for the p0rn right? I enjoy the AD purchasing experience, but I can't afford to do it too often. So I have my own AD display at home. Picking one out for the day is a pleasure
Nice shot - did someone already ask you what's the vintage on your Subs?
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Late to the party.Originally Posted by ManofKent
My first automatic (present from my wife). Temporary black strap until I find something nicer. Any feedback on Hirsch?
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Minor problem with getting this watch. I've now ordered another Seiko, a couple of NOS manual wind watches and am very tempted by a s/h Titoni... Is this more addictive than shoes? [IMG]https://www.styleforum.net/images/smilies/eh.gif
^ Nice. Not a big watch guy, so I'm giving this one a try. Just got it in the mail today.Originally Posted by ryoneo
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Nice Seiko's! ManofKent, do you know what the source/model number of your watch is? I really like the style of that one, and have had good luck with Seiko 5's already....
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Nice shot - did someone already ask you what's the vintage on your Subs?Originally Posted by jhcam8
Thank you! The 5513 is 69/70. The Tudor Sub on NATO is a 79090, mid 80s. All the others are modern sapphire I'm afraid. 5513:
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Decent looking sleeve/cuff/watch combo ruined by rank schmutter pointlessly wrapped round your wrist. Time to put away childish things.Originally Posted by Ianiceman
Your douche levels are high. What do you have against bracelets?
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Originally Posted by NonServiam
Today is Omega-day. SM300, this one is a modern build of NOS/vintage/modern orginal Omega replacement parts by WatchCo. Nothing for the purists, but I love it
I really like that mesh bracelet.
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^ Nice. Not a big watch guy, so I'm giving this one a try. Just got it in the mail today.Originally Posted by ryoneo
I'd never have described myself as a big watch guy but I think I'm catching the bug. Seiko 5's seem a great place to start.
Nice Seiko's! ManofKent, do you know what the source/model number of your watch is? I really like the style of that one, and have had good luck with Seiko 5's already....Originally Posted by aragon765
Thanks - SNK381 I think - from goldfish? on ebay - seems a good seller.
Here is one that you don't see everyday. It's a first-generation Ventura V-matic Chronograph.Originally Posted by spertia
I like the industrial styling - different.
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Your douche levels are high. What do you have against bracelets?Originally Posted by VeloTime
One leather wrap, OK, One bead, OK. One bracelet + watch, OK.
But the sheer combination of all three on one wrist is too much for my prescriptive fashion style.
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