Its an Oris, not sure the model. Bought in 2004 when i was still in the military. Keeps good time for an automatic.
I have a few watches I had managed to acquire when the economy was working. My most worn watch is the Omega Seamaster Titanium. I am still amazed at all the different watch styles that exist, and I only like very few of them. Omega's style and size just works for me and I really dig the look.
Hey guys I've been lurking here for a while now and I've just realised some of you guys like your watches too (it was a recommendation on a watch forum that led me here) Current list is Rolex Seadweller Rolex YachtMaster Rolex Daytona Lum-Tec tungsten carbide Sinn U1 And of course a solar atomic Gshock The Seadweller is my daily wearer for over 10 years now the others change as something else catches my eye, I'm on a strict 5 over £400 watch diet I hope I don't become as obsessed with knives as I am with watches don't think I've seen a watch on the thread that I haven't owned at some point I'm off to look at my first decent knife tomorrow after loosing my little leatherman knife during a house move. Just thought I'd say hello enjoying reading the threads and learning loads but my sights have moved from another leatherman knife to a techno or sebenza now that's like going to buy a timex and coming home with a Rolex off back into the shadows with me anyway cool forum guys.
Put this up for sale and wearing it today before its too late. Wouldn't be heartbroken if it didn't sell.
Rolex 216570, 116234, 14060M, 16710, 1675, Tudor 79090, Speedy 3570.50, G-Shock, and a few Seikos... SNDA57, SKX007, MM SBDX001 I'm expecting a Dornbluth 99.1 similar to this in March! (picture borrowed of course) Some old pictures of some of the others...
Orient CER0008D Sapphire Snorkler, my Submariner homage. A great $90 beater watch with two weak points: crappy lume and a cheap-o bracelet. Sure, those links are solid, but the clasp was a cheap stamping, and the head of the little bolt the safety catch pivoted on just snapped off one day. What to do? A good bracelet was more than I cared to spend, but I still liked the watch. Then I had an idea. Bond. James Bond. I want everyone with real Rolex and Omega watches to keep posting those pictures. You're an inspiration to the rest of us!