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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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I picked this up from Aaron Faber Gallery a few years ago. It is a WWII German pilots watch. (I posted it the other day on the Cool Old Watches Thread) Note the non-reflective case. The crystal and sweep second hand have been replaced but it keeps very good time.
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This is a Martin Braun "La Sonnerie I". No. 65/100. It has a very nice chime/ring to the alarm that is fun to set before a meeting when you want it to be a short one. The band is croc and deep navy that is a nice compliment to the blue hands. I got this because I enjoy the old style numerals and crowns. They give it a simple vintage style but in a modern watch.
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My favorite dress watch:Originally Posted by RichardKunin
Rolex Sea - Dweller:
Rolex DateJust:
More later.
Love the SeaDweller.
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Some more.
The one on the end (gold and black) is by far my favorite vintage watch that I own.
The one on the end (gold and black) is by far my favorite vintage watch that I own.
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I always dream of owning a pair of high end watch. still too young
I always dream of owning a pair of high end watch. still too young
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RichardKuninOriginally Posted by playdohh22
I always dream of owning a pair of high end watch. still too young
Most of them my wife bought me as presents. All I can say is, I married the right woman. I'm sure in due time, you too will own a few high end watches.
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That's a vintage Seamaster.
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This is a Martin Braun "La Sonnerie I". No. 65/100. It has a very nice chime/ring to the alarm that is fun to set before a meeting when you want it to be a short one. The band is croc and deep navy that is a nice compliment to the blue hands. I got this because I enjoy the old style numerals and crowns. They give it a simple vintage style but in a modern watch.Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy
that is a stunning watch psg... I had a look at the Martin Braun website as a result and they make some great watches (some have a very Lange and Sohne aesthetic which I like)
Unfortunately just like the Lange and Sohne's they are out of my price range! (at least for now...)
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Originally Posted by RichardKunin
I really like these two. Any good sources for shagreen straps, as seen on the Oris?
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