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Only for the man confident in his sexuality....Originally Posted by Omegablogger
......but not necessarily confident in his taste.
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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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......but not necessarily confident in his taste.
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more old schoolOriginally Posted by zjpj83
Looks like some of the older Rolex Oysters...
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You all have wonderful watches and I conclude from this thread that we have a lot of real watch lovers here. Maybe one of them is a lawyer with some free time....
Patek with quite some complications for 229$?
http://vativene.com/rp/index.php?mid...hdjKfj4jsMgjue
They openly state that all of those are replicas, maybe it's a bad joke, but I can't stand that fake ****.
Consider that it is so obvious that everyone who orders there somehow intentionally damages the makers reputation.
Patek with quite some complications for 229$?
http://vativene.com/rp/index.php?mid...hdjKfj4jsMgjue
They openly state that all of those are replicas, maybe it's a bad joke, but I can't stand that fake ****.
Consider that it is so obvious that everyone who orders there somehow intentionally damages the makers reputation.
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I don't think anyone's posted one of these yet. My favorite watch: IWC Portuguese Automatic w/ 7 day power reserve, stainless steel, 42mm diameter.Originally Posted by mafoofan
How the heck do you wear that on your small wrist? I try to stay under 40mm at all costs
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How the heck do you wear that on your small wrist? I try to stay under 40mm at all costsOriginally Posted by zjpj83
You think that's big--its stablemate is a Big Pilot.
The Portuguese actually wears smaller than its diameter would suggest. The thin bezel and an open dial help a lot.
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I don't think anyone's posted one of these yet. My favorite watch: IWC Portuguese Automatic w/ 7 day power reserve, stainless steel, 42mm diameter.Originally Posted by mafoofan
What made you opt for the black dial?
Great watch, btw. The 5001 in silver will be my next.
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What made you opt for the black dial?Originally Posted by Cantabrigian
Great watch, btw. The 5001 in silver will be my next.
Why the black dial? I don't like the blue numerals on the silver dial and I've always associated IWC with black dials. To me, the red accent of the power reserve indicator is perfect on the black background. Like a Leica rangefinder.
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