Watches - another OCD problem
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@Giles this model is still readily available and is a lovely frosty pink in person. It is small though…
https://grandseikoboutique.us/products/watch-44gs-55th-limited-sakura-sbgw289
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@Giles said in Watches - another OCD problem:
Yeah, now that is the one I want....
I found a good deal on one in St Maarten and almost had the missus on board but in the end was a no go
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Ha! @Anesthetist We honeymooned there and I recall having very similar conversations in jewelry stores with Katie. 15 years later and much better off we still have the same conversations.
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Traded my Black Bay for a Ranger. Love it.
I never could dig the ‘rivets’ on the BB bracelet and the rose gold didn’t grow on me like I thought it would. Also coveting a 14060 Sub at some point down the line so I felt ok getting rid of my dive watch.
Really drawn to the 60s look of the Ranger. It’s weightier than the BB and most importantly has the T-Fit clasp!
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That is a lovely watch--and I am with you on the rivets. Non-functional affectations bother me more than they should.
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Yeah man, solid choice there. If I didnt have its brother I’d be in the market for one myself.
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The last time I posted in this thread was 2009, better late than never I guess.... saw some Grand Seiko talk and had to come drop some photos in of a few models I own!
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Missed this one..
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Dead sexy @Crease ; jubilee bracelet and fluted bezel go together like Oyster bracelet and smooth bezel IMO and that dial is perfect.
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I’ll play - Omega Seamaster professional - black ceramic. Everyday desk diver!
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Hello, here's some pictures of my current daily, Zenith Defy Classic - pretty difficult to capture the dial well in pictures.
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Love for bronze !
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Tried this one the other day from a colleague
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I have no idea how I didn't find this thread earlier... In addition to my IH addiction watches are a real problem....
I started off with a JLC Home time, which I loved, especially as I didn't want my first watch to be a Rolex, which I felt I'd be judged for... But quickly I realized it was a little to dressy for my jeans and t-shirt lifestyle.
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So the next step was to pick up a Omega Seamaster 300 which was also great, but it still wasn't for some reason exactly what I wanted...
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And in the end, two years after buying the first watch, I sold the previous two and bit the bullet and went for the Rolex. I've been enjoying the Explorer 1 for two years now and have never regretted it. The 36mm size fits my wrist perfectly and most people don't seem to notice I'm wearing a Rolex so I don't feel like I'm getting judged. It's my everyday wear.
