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Who's got a nice watch? Traditional watches only, no smartwatches please.
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glad there's a watch lovers thread on this forum!
I just started collecting last year and am on a tight budget, so I only have 3 so far:
Seiko SNKL23. My very first mechanical watch. Absolutely love this piece to death.
Casio A168W. My daily beater watch. I am a sucker for well-done retro aesthetics.
My first vintage watch! A mechanical Oris from the 30s that I found on eBay.
It works flawlessly, but I don't know the model name or what kind of movement it has. I did get in touch with Oris and they were kind enough to look into their archives if I could send them a picture of the movement. Can't wait to take it to it's first service so I can crack the back open and find out what the history behind this piece is.
I just started collecting last year and am on a tight budget, so I only have 3 so far:
Seiko SNKL23. My very first mechanical watch. Absolutely love this piece to death.
Casio A168W. My daily beater watch. I am a sucker for well-done retro aesthetics.
My first vintage watch! A mechanical Oris from the 30s that I found on eBay.
It works flawlessly, but I don't know the model name or what kind of movement it has. I did get in touch with Oris and they were kind enough to look into their archives if I could send them a picture of the movement. Can't wait to take it to it's first service so I can crack the back open and find out what the history behind this piece is.
Tudor has been making such beautiful watches recently. Love this one too!
thank you! i'm glad that just $20 on Amazon can really get you a beautiful, premium-looking watch band ?
I really like Tudors, and love their classic watches from the 1950s and 1960s.
That lume is brighter than your keyboard backlight ?
Been using this watch for a year and still in love with it :
That is absolutely gorgeous; my kind of watch, or, rather, the kind of watch that appeals to me: Classic, understated, elegant.
Well wear.
Just got this from my grandfather that passed away earlier this year ( he was 101). The watch has an insignia in the back that it was for his 25th anniversary (1971) as a machinist ( which I believe the stamp at the bottom of the watch face is a machine they worked on).
I have an Omega that I posted earlier in the thread, but this one has special meaning.
I have an Omega that I posted earlier in the thread, but this one has special meaning.
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Well wear, a lovely watch with a wonderful story; thanks for sharing.
Enjoy the watch.
However, as I am unable to see the watch properly - and nor can I read the brand name - perish you could please tell us a little about the watch.
It seems to be a Bremont U-2 watch. It is a handcrafted thing of beauty and simplicity.
Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster.
I think I can step in: the maker is „Bremont“, a British watch company if I’m not mistaken
EDIT: somehow didn’t see the answers cause safari didn’t refresh, but glad to see I am correct
Bremont is one of the best watchmakers in the world, IMHO.I think I can step in: the maker is „Bremont“, a British watch company if I’m not mistaken
EDIT: somehow didn’t see the answers cause safari didn’t refresh, but glad to see I am correct