What watch do you wear?

[DocJekl]

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I sold the 5146R as I had the 5146J previously and wore it for 5-years straight. It's gone now as I have a few other pieces...

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This is a new addition where I designed a PT950 ring and had it made bespoke. I do a wee bit of CAM work so it was easy for be to assist the jeweller; he assisted in importing an Emerald cut GIA VVS1G stone from HK etc.

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I love that 5170G

 

[Arian29]

 

[bsodmike]

I got this RG Day-date in a matching 36mm for my darling Mum but with the diamond bezel and MOP dial, a few years back.

 

[bsodmike]

I love that 5170G

I was lucky to get it brand new from the flagship store in Singapore Dec 2019. It was "officially" discontinued a while back.
What really pushed me over the edge was a fantastic video on 'Dinkee called "Three on Three"

The Dato still wins hands down for "depth", but that sadly translates to a small hockey-puck on the wrist. This is not a slight at the Datgo in anyway, it's just I like to have my French cuffs in a comfortable way, and too thick at time piece would be less than comfortable.

Patek wins when it comes to complicated and thin movements, but the trade off is having a typical power reserve. Other independents can offer more than 55-60 hrs but then they are thicker pieces.

The jumping minute sub-dial is wonderful to watch in action though!!

 

[bsodmike]

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Nice Buck, that's a classic

 

[44Magpie]

 

[JAB]

 

[badmatt]

Same shit. in the shop like usual.

 

[44Magpie]

 

[hhmoore]

https://imgur.com/N7HKtKb

 

[jbmonkey]

a super compressor diver today...

 

[bsodmike]

Same shit. in the shop like usual.

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Slow clap, huge fan of the Seadweller. I had the original. I parted with it when on my "Rolex" journey https://www.flickr.com/photos/bsodmike/albums/72157622864948798/

 

[jbmonkey]

a compressor clone today.....

 

[Invoice]

 

[Bobthebrewer]

My first watch powered by movement. It has a titanium body and so far works well in harsh environments (breweries and pharmaceutical manufacturing places). Am interested in seeing how long it will last.

 

[badmatt]

Slow clap, huge fan of the Seadweller. I had the original. I parted with it when on my "Rolex" journey https://www.flickr.com/photos/bsodmike/albums/72157622864948798/

Very nice!

I used to have a 16600 z serial I wish I never sold it… but im back in a SD again.

 

[Hickory n steel]

I used to exclusively use NATO's when I was wearing Timex quarts watches, but that changed after getting my Seiko automatic.
It weighs more requiring a tighter fit to keep the watch from shifting around on my wrist, and I just couldn't tighten a NATO down comfortably.

I soon switched to the silicon 2 piece straps from NATO Strap co and have been extremely happy with them, I can completely forget I'm wearing a watch at all which I couldn't even do with the Timex's I wore before.



I did recently have one split at the spring bar after just a couple months of wear , but I don't know if that was a fluke or not.
If it wasn't and this orange one does it, I'll be looking for suggestions.

 

[jbmonkey]

 

[44Magpie]

 

[jbmonkey]

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I got a lot of watches from highest end to lowest end and love all kinds....but I always have a supreme love for these casio marlins/ duros. still one of the best bang for the buck watches out there.