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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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Tuesday;3683915 said:
You guys have a recommendation on a leather strapmaker? Plain, no particular style, but I'm interested in a honey color and want it in 19mm. Can't seem to find one by the usual makers and I don't want to commission a croc strap for this watch.
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Here you go buddy : http://www.watchstyle.com/ http://www.fredawatchstraps.com/index.html
Here you go buddy : http://www.watchstyle.com/ http://www.fredawatchstraps.com/index.htmlOriginally Posted by Warren G.
Thanks hammer. I was shooting for something outside the major manu's. 19mm is a hard size to get picky with. This is pretty much the only one I could find: http://www.watchstyle.com/pd712102527.htm?defaultVariants=search0_EQ_Black_AND_search1_EQ_18/16%20mm_AND_search2_EQ_L-Long_AND_search3_EQ_Steel_AND_{EOL}&categoryId=29
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Yes, this is mine. The reflection of the crystal is a real b!tch. Will use a circular polariser to bring out the contrast of the dial.Originally Posted by gazman70k
Gorgeous. I love the simplicity.
1889 ElginOriginally Posted by revad
Very nice - we don't see enough pocket watches on here.
Soviet vintage todayOriginally Posted by Kappelan
I like this a lot. Who's the maker?
Nothing new here...Originally Posted by gdl203
Those blued hands are beautiful.
[Cross-post from 'I just a bought a...' in the Fine Living, etc. subforum]Originally Posted by AgentQ
Glashütte Original Senator w/ moonphase indicator & power reserve.
I like the way it maintains a relatively clean design despite the extra features.
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I'm interested in a honey color and want it in 19mm.Originally Posted by Rambo
BAM:
http://www.thewatchboys.com/iwc-styl...tch-p-199.html
Kappelan
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Great looking watch, nice size too.Originally Posted by TheWraith
Thank you
I like this a lot. Who's the maker?Originally Posted by ManofKent
It is Rodina - Родина.
The first soviet watch with auto movement. 1956-1960 years
It was made on the first Moscow watches factory.
BAM: http://www.thewatchboys.com/iwc-styl...tch-p-199.htmlOriginally Posted by spertia
Croc. The watch is a Tissot that I'm considering putting up for sale but I think it might look nice on a honey leather. I don't want to spend a ton on the strap.
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First time I've ever seen this Bell & Ross.... Banonkers.
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