Watches - another OCD problem

[Tempvs]

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[bubbapest]

@Graeme:

@bubbapest:

i may have a problem

Compared to @Tempvs you barely register on the addiction cycle.

So what are you getting next?

Pretty much just popped a watch boner after @Tempvs latest run.  Gotta say I'm keeping my eye on the Speedmaster or the Fifty Fathoms

[Graeme]

@bubbapest:

Pretty much just popped a watch boner after @Tempvs latest run.  Gotta say I'm keeping my eye on the Speedmaster or the Fifty Fathoms

His collection generates severe horological lust in most people!

The Mil-Spec is my favourite Fifty Fathoms, although you might scratch the chronograph itch with the Bathyscaphe Flyback. It's got a 5 Hz movement, which isn't that common, and makes it a bit more interesting than the usual suspects.

As for Speedmasters, Worn and Wound has a piece about the Japanese scene, which is worth a read.