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Poor man's watch thread
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acridsheep
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Rarely wear take off the Omega long enough to wear this one, but everytime I do I wonder why I don't wear it more often. Officina Del Tempo on strap:
CDFS
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Here is one of them:Originally Posted by Pieceofsand
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=180594523707
I got those in a box set with my Tommy Hilfiger watch. So all of those bands are Tommy Hilfiger, I believe they can be found individual somewhere on the web.
It looks like a common Nato strap, but the woven texture is different, rather than vertical lines straight across.
Thank you. They're nice straps.
deveandepot1
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A couple more of my Soviet watches
Raketa 1960s-70s
I use this for when I swim.
Pobeda 1970s
Raketa 1960s-70s
I use this for when I swim.
Pobeda 1970s
deveandepot1
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I also have this, but I am going to have to sell it. I hate to say it, but I have too many watches.
Pobeda Rare Blue Dial
Pobeda Rare Blue Dial
coreyaugustus
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I don't typically like gold hardware. Just not my thing, but this Seiko is gorgeous and elegant.
Any idea what it's called, a model number, etc?
John, Love the watch!! I can see you wearing that!
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BTW, gents - I'm looking for an old fashioned, 14K gold daily wide-up watch, preferably with a dark-colored face, but not necessary. Would prefer square body, if posssible, without breaking the bank..Any ideas???
Any idea what it's called, a model number, etc?
Originally Posted by tshaw
John, Love the watch!! I can see you wearing that!
BTW, gents - I'm looking for an old fashioned, 14K gold daily wide-up watch, preferably with a dark-colored face, but not necessary. Would prefer square body, if posssible, without breaking the bank..Any ideas???
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http://www.good-stuffs.com/Sea-Gull-...tch-_p_21.html
I'm going to buy this one soon (roman numerals)
I'm going to buy this one soon (roman numerals)
ClassyCanuck
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Here is one of mine.
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http://www.good-stuffs.com/Sea-Gull-...tch-_p_21.html I'm going to buy this one soon (roman numerals)Originally Posted by Achilles_
Both look great, but I especially love the Roman numeral version! Great choice. And that looks a lot like one of the discontinued models that Sea Gull USA used to carry.
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^ That Roman numeral Sea-Gull looks so good, I had to forcibly restrain myself from buying one the instant I saw it.Originally Posted by TheWraith
Yes, but look at the bright side, it's a relatively inexpensive temptation, when you do give in eventually.
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Here's something to help you along the way. http://usseagull.com/EnProductShow.a...ssID=72&ID=115
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