The Watches CRK People Wear...

[Haze]

Snip.

We all love CRKs and watches.....

 

[Magren]

As a watch guy, i think that the Sebenza and Rolex sub is the perfect match. Rugged, built like a tank and can take just anything throwed at them.

 

[sextant]

We all love CRKs and watches.....

Absolutely! Here is a favorite combo of mine:

 

[craniotes]

My Mnandi w/Honduran Rosewood inlays hanging out with my AP Royal Oak "Jumbo" and my friend's Royal Oak ref. 15300 at coffee this morning:


Regards,
Adam

 

[daisy cutter]

 

[rexromic]

My two reliable users.

 

[flipe8]

My two reliable users.

Very nice. One of my buds at work has worn the same watch at the firehouse for years without issue.

 

[rexromic]

Very nice. One of my buds at work has worn the same watch at the firehouse for years without issue.

Thanks, mine is almost 8 years old and still ticking strong.

 

[vactor]

You and me both, brother man. That would be a real head turner and head scratcher.
Did you go for that Deepsea you were thinking about ? I have been eyeing them up too, but I don't think I have the wrists for it.

Here are a few users.....

um, that Mnandi !!!!WOWWW

 

[rustysocket]

 

[HWF]

 

[Triforge]

Will post the watches in a complete collection when my latest acquisition gets here on friday. For me a watch that fits CRK is one that just keeps on ticking

 

[pvicenzi]

 

[gpo1956]

Rolex GMT 11. Great watch.

 

[matt2405]

Rolex datejust with regular seb (EDC)

 

[Jerry Strawman]

 

[Sonnydaze]

Watch? Who needs a stinkin' watch? Every day is a Saturday. It's either daylight or dark. Yes, I AM retired.
REGULAR, Zaan, Classic, Tanto Seb 21 micarta (I can only use large)

 

[pvicenzi]

 

[APerna]

Today I pared my seb with a IWC Mk XVI

 

[richardgoldfinger]

Thanks, mine is almost 8 years old and still ticking strong.

Rolex reliable? - not mine! Please read and tell me your experiences.
Actually my new 3 year old Submariner was doing fine until I noticed a funny feeling like something was moving inside it when I moved my wrist. My AD said it sounded like a rotor (?) problem and that he had to send it to Rolex for service. They said it needed work (not sure what exactly yet) and they would give me " a deal" and only charge me $500. Now, I have been very careful with this - never dropped it or banged it against anything. The most violent thing I do to it is jog slowly. My AD swore it was a rugged reliable "sport watch" and could certainly take a lot of use, so I feel really bummed out over this. And a bit cheated by Rolex. I mean come on, no abuse, no accident and this rugged watch breaks after three years! Did I get a lemon - did any of you have similar experiences? I get it back in a few weeks and may learn more about it...