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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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Warren G.
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Appreciate the suggestion- the small date window version is nice, but not quite what I want. Unless something comes out of the blue, I am down to the IWC Mark XVI (black face now, finally saw one in person), IWC Portugese Chrono, and Omega SeaMaster Aqua Terra Auto.Originally Posted by bigbadbuff
Great options... for me personally: Port > AT > Mark XVI. Don't get me wrong, the XVI is a really nice watch. But the Portuguese and AT are pretty versatile.
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EZM3, isn't it? judging from the pictures it could also be a EZM2 i guess, but i've seen posts with his EZM3 from beforeOriginally Posted by Rkjfk
Yeah, I thought it might be an EZM3 but wasn't sure given the angle of the shot.
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Originally Posted by Metlin
Now *that* is a classic watch, in every sense of the word.
+1Originally Posted by TheWraith
Kap makes me drool every time he puts that watch on show, which has been often of late
Thanks guys
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Is that 34mm? I would be all over that if it were 36, but 34 will be too small. What year is that one?
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Love that JLC Navy Seal Auto, me wants...Originally Posted by KtownGreg
Me too. Saw it in a shop today- it's even nicer up close than it's photos suggest. Very few new watch designs move me, but this one looks like an instant classic. Great size too.
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Me too. Saw it in a shop today- it's even nicer up close than it's photos suggest. Very few new watch designs move me, but this one looks like an instant classic. Great size too.Originally Posted by Kaplan
I agree, the size is perfect, much better than the Alarm version (although the features of that one are much better, and the price higher).
I reviewed in my blog were you can see more pictures if interested.
Ir is really comfortable. I would love to buy the rubber brazelet, but it is too expensive.
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Is that 34mm? I would be all over that if it were 36, but 34 will be too small. What year is that one?Originally Posted by bigbadbuff
the vintage oyster date? its 34mm. they wear bigger, though. mine appears larger than my explorer 1, because it has a bright silver face rather than the black of the explorer.
This is my Ball Skylab (SE).
Rolex Day-Date 18k (1963). This was a gift from my grandfather as he was the original owner, I took off the band to check the serial number in order to date it. Will be sending this baby in to get serviced sometime this year.
I'll post the rest of my collection sometime, have tons of pics to take
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