What watch do you wear?

[Rob S.]

 

[Rob S.]

 

[Knives&Lint]

Planet Ocean

 

[Rob S.]

Fantastic shot!!

Planet Ocean

 

[Knives&Lint]

Fantastic shot!!

Many thanks brother! Drooling over that BLNR btw, fantastic piece

I took a few of the Speedmaster ('57) this morning

 

[Winstondry]

Haven't posted on this thread for a while now.

 

[Rob S.]

Many thanks brother! Drooling over that BLNR btw, fantastic piece

I took a few of the Speedmaster ('57) this morning

Beautiful shots & great piece!

Love the Speedy '57.

I was looking at the broad arrow version of the '57 but i don't care much for that faux patina Omega uses on the dial markers.

Definitely prefer the look of yours and the PCLs as well.


Rocking the BLNR today:

 

[Drudge]

 

[Converge]

Just picked up a Victorinox "Night Vision". It's only my 3rd watch. It's very nice looking. The LED light on the end is a cool addition that works decently well.

 

[SVTFreak]

Got a couple I wear. Most often either sub or squale (every diver must have a blue diver. I think it's a law) and the squale blue is amazing. Excuse the backwards watch but looks less stupid than knife on back of hand. Also excuse the smudged face.

I also sometimes wear a lelocle on leather. No pics as I don't wear it a lot. And I have on order a black ceramic steinhart 39mm ocean 1. Can't wait to get it in. In case you can't tell, I'm a diver and I love divers. Lol

 

[leghog]

1967

 

[WValtakis]

Been taking my grandfather's watch out on my days off...a Girard Perregaux Gyromatic.



~Chip

 

[Rob S.]

 

[leghog]

1951 Seamaster w/c.342 hammerwind auto.

 

[Drudge]

My newest acquisition and lovin' it

 

[Winstondry]

My newest acquisition and lovin' it

That's a good looking watch Drudge! I've been itching for a Grand Seiko "Snowflake".

 

[Drudge]

That's a good looking watch Drudge! I've been itching for a Grand Seiko "Snowflake".

Its a beautiful watch for sure and it would have been in my collection but for the fact that its titanium. I prefer an SS piece but other than that its a stunner.

 

[Winstondry]

Its a beautiful watch for sure and it would have been in my collection but for the fact that its titanium. I prefer an SS piece but other than that its a stunner.

That's funny, the draw for me is the Titanium. I have a few SS pieces but I have this weird aversion to the cold clamminess I feel when I first put on SS.

This beast here is 46mm and 16mm thick and all SS:

 

[Drudge]

Now thats a pilot, love IWC.

 

[leghog]

Omega pilot CK700AD w/ caliber 35.5S T1 movement. From 1934. This is one of a few Omegas in my collection which can truly be considered rare (a too oft used term).