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POST YOUR WATCHES vol. ?
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by yamakazi18,
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Heres my daily... really its the only one i own that works..lol
My wife kopped it for me for Christmas a couple years ago.
Bulova
My wife kopped it for me for Christmas a couple years ago.
Bulova
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The sun
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Some of you have some crazy watches.
All 3 are Movado.
Edit: Check my feet all the way on the bottom
All 3 are Movado.
Edit: Check my feet all the way on the bottom
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TUDOR PRINCE DAY DATE by ROLEX
This was my wedding/college graduation gift to myself.
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I love my Tag! Need to get a dressier watch next.
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Nice stuff everybody...looking to get a watch myself.
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How much for the Chanel?Originally Posted by RFX45
I only have designer watches at the moment, mostly for daily wear. I think it's time to move on though and I'm trying to work into getting a Tag and/or IWC though. I'll have to see if I can get good deals on those.
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Yeah I wanted to know how much the J12 cost. Either way it's probably gonna be way over what I can afford.
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come on man! audemars has some of the most intricate movements i've seen!
audemars time equation, my version of watch pr0n:
and audemar's Grande et Petite Sonnerie Repetition Minutes Carillon, Reserve de Sonnerie et Dynamographe,just blows my mind with a THREE gong chime
big bang's a nice choice, but from what i've seen/heard of it, it's quite large and not really for dressier occasions or even with a suit.it'll definitely make a great casual wear watch, but if you can afford a big bang for a casual watch you'll probably be able to afford all the audemarsyou want! i haven't seen/heard much from zenith (pronounced zeh-nEETh), other than their vintage watches, which look similar to vintage longines and areequally nice.
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I would REALLY like the Chanel J12 Superleggera. Too bad I don't have anywhere near enough money right now to purchase it.
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My go-to watch for the beach, etc:
My general everyday beater:
And my favorite, which amazingly enough I couldn't find as good a picture of as the two G-Shocks.
My general everyday beater:
And my favorite, which amazingly enough I couldn't find as good a picture of as the two G-Shocks.
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Originally Posted by an dee 51o
I would REALLY like the Chanel J12 Superleggera. Too bad I don't have anywhere near enough money right now to purchase it.
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Cartier Santos 100 Oversize for daily wear and a Audemars Offshore Royal Oak.
I need a nice Daily wear that can take a licking. I have a Timex Reef but looking for something that can take the bruising of an engineer in the field all day.
Hmmmm. Them Seiko's are looking rather good. or a good Invicta Diver.
Yamakazi, I too am a fan of the movements. As of now, I'm eyeing a Patek Phillipe Nautilus for a next pick-up.
Ever pick up the Watch trades?
I need a nice Daily wear that can take a licking. I have a Timex Reef but looking for something that can take the bruising of an engineer in the field all day.
Hmmmm. Them Seiko's are looking rather good. or a good Invicta Diver.
Yamakazi, I too am a fan of the movements. As of now, I'm eyeing a Patek Phillipe Nautilus for a next pick-up.
Ever pick up the Watch trades?
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Originally Posted by seaner23
Originally Posted by nYcHipHopHippo
Some of you have some crazy watches.
All 3 are Movado.
Edit: Check my feet all the way on the bottom
info on the chronograph movado?
I personally don't know much about it. Its part of the Vizio line. I took it to a Movado store at the mall and the salesmen just told me it was anolder, discontinued model. Said it runs about $1200. Then kept tryin to ask me to sign up for a 12 months no interest thing to buy a "young and hip"watch haha.
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^That Movado came out in the Mid to late 90's. Everyone and their mother was trying to cop that when I was going to Morgan State...........
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Originally Posted by yamakazi18
come on man! audemars has some of the most intricate movements i've seen!have you checked out the jules line? i'm more of a movementhead than an intricate dialhead sort of guyso check this out:
audemars time equation, my version of watch pr0n:
and audemar's Grande et Petite Sonnerie Repetition Minutes Carillon, Reserve de Sonnerie et Dynamographe, just blows my mind with a THREE gong chime
big bang's a nice choice, but from what i've seen/heard of it, it's quite large and not really for dressier occasions or even with a suit. it'll definitely make a great casual wear watch, but if you can afford a big bang for a casual watch you'll probably be able to afford all the audemars you want! i haven't seen/heard much from zenith (pronounced zeh-nEETh), other than their vintage watches, which look similar to vintage longines and are equally nice.
I could appreciate the movement and it's complexity and intricacies but for me it has to be balanced with the style and look as well Audemars justdoesn't do much for me for some reason. I like it plain and simple yet busy in a subtle way if that makes sense. No doubt the movement is beautiful though.
The Hublot is definitely a casual watch and I wouldn't even conside it with a suit. If I were going to get something specifically worn with a suitit'll have to be this Vacheron. I just love how slim it is and a very simple design, works well with suits.
Hublot's are beautiful though, I don't want to go overboard with 44mm case, a 40-41mm will do for me. Anyone of these will do for me.
I love the subtle rose gold in this Big Bang.
Big Bang's 07 movement
This is my target IWC Portuguese Automatic, I'm pretty I don't have to show you Yamakazi, but I love seeing it's pic.
I'm hoping to have an IWC collection like this, maybe 10-15 years from now. I can dream can't I!
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Originally Posted by CWrite78
How much for the Chanel?Originally Posted by RFX45
I only have designer watches at the moment, mostly for daily wear. I think it's time to move on though and I'm trying to work into getting a Tag and/or IWC though. I'll have to see if I can get good deals on those.
Retailed for $5,300, probably my most expensive impulse purchase. If I would have looked at purchasing it at an authorized dealer instead of the ChanelBoutique, I probably would have saved a grand, maybe two. I love it though so theres really no buyers remorse.
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Originally Posted by JayPesoz
Had my 3.0 Benny since '04 and it still in perfect condition. It's a really nice watch without looking so damn gaudy.
I really like those watches with the leather strap and a little ice on the bezel. How much and where can I find one? I'm really looking for one
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i am with you all the way RFX.
I love the Portuguese.
I love the Portuguese.
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I think I paid about $1,700 for mine when I bought it a few years back. I remember going into every store in the jewelry district on 6th ave to see who had itthe cheapest.
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sell me urs
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my wirst are skinny soo i think watches look bad on me... any recomendations nt?
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^^^
I'd say maybe to look for something with a more rectangular face and leather strap? It'll give a longer, leaner look to the watch than manyround-faced, steel bracelet models.
I'd say maybe to look for something with a more rectangular face and leather strap? It'll give a longer, leaner look to the watch than manyround-faced, steel bracelet models.
