Watches - another OCD problem
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^^ Nice double red. The right one will come along with box and papers one day…
Thought I'd wear my 1675 from 1967. I never really liked this watch, but I grew fond of it and its rich history and so I eventually picked one up. Often times I wear it with a NATO. The dial and hour markers have a lovely patina.
Rolex invented the first smart watch with a built in app and it's the Pepsi.
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^^ Nice double red. The right one will come along with box and papers one day…
Thought I'd wear my 1675 from 1967. I never really liked this watch, but I grew fond of it and its rich history and so I eventually picked one up. Often times I wear it with a NATO. The dial and hour markers have a lovely patina.
Rolex invented the first smart watch with a built in app and it's the Pepsi.
This one is from 1972 I think.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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^ Very nice
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i may have a problem
had Tourneau order me a brown strap so I can rotate between this guy and my Big Pilot. I figure its a pretty good small watch collection that will serve me well in 99% of the situations I'll find myself in.
Kinda wish I would have seen this guy before I bought my big pilot though. I love this guy. Really comfy, really classy, goes with everything.
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^Nice 610. Almost thought it was a 190, but the hands aren't gold. Panerai's are nice because you can dress up/down. Try putting on an ammo strap. BP is a sweet piece. Congratulations @bubbapest
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thanks!
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i may have a problem
Compared to @Tempvs you barely register on the addiction cycle.
So what are you getting next?
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Since diver's watches are popular, here are a trio of interesting new releases.
This is the Seiko Prospex Diver limited edition by Giugiaro Design. They're only available in Japan, and will cost ¥40,000 for the blue, and ¥45,000 for the gold. More at aBlogToWatch and Monochrome Watches.
The Oris Regulateur Der Meistertaucher has a regulator style dial, which has subdials for the hours and seconds. It'll be available in May for €2,900, including both a rubber strap and a titanium bracelet. More at Monochrome Watches.
The Ulysse Nardin Diver Le Locle has an in-house movement with a silicon drive train. It's expensive, though, at around CHF 9,600, about $9,600. More at Hodinkee and Monochrome Watches.
