Watches - another OCD problem
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Currently working in Edinburgh, Scotland. As you do, I was perusing the watch shops of the city and spotted the first Zenith Defy Skyline I had seen in a store.
Great piece, very well put together and a cohesive design. I was impressed. If it had been the blue dial version I may well have been lighter in the pocket at the end of the day.
The 10 second sweep of the sub dial is a nice nod to the hi beat movement.
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@Giles I copy repeated when you posted a picture of your Benchmade Osborne and I don't think I will do that now. When I got my Omega AT 10 days ago, I was in a huge dilemma if I should get the Speedmaster Pro, but somehow was not comfortable with the 42mm case size and the lack of a Date function. I'm sure I won't repeat it now. A fantastic watch though. Is that a special edition?
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Cant beat that!
Btw which GTI are you driving? My daily is an 18 Autobahn. [emoji3]
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Cant beat that!
Btw which GTI are you driving? My daily is an 18 Autobahn. [emoji3]
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Agreed!
By the way, I knew I liked you. You have good taste
It’s an ‘18 S, MK7.5. My third GTI
My first one was an ‘04 MKIV, and I’ve been hooked ever since. -
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if I'm paying that much for a watch I want the radioactive one
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Nope, as @steelworker says, for that sort of money I'd want some radioactivity included
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Longines have just announced a reproduction of their Ultra-Chron Diver's watch from the sixties.
It sounds like an interesting piece, because rather than just slapping in an ETA, they've got an extensively modified version. It now runs at 5 Hz, rather than its original 4 Hz, and is regulated to run within a couple of seconds a day.
Prices start around $3000, and Monochrome has the best write-up.
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My newly repaired IH633 and PAM1312. Love the curves on the watch, hated my slabsided rolex gmt. at least i didnt lose money on it. . .
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Talking of vintage-inspired Longines divers…
