The (Less intimidating) Watch Thread
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Watches are so subjective and what we think is silly now isn’t necessarily set in stone. A friend let me wear his PP (that just sounded so wrong🫨) and I don’t get them either. Wen I was younger and looking at a Speedy Pro, I thought “Why TF would someone want chronograph on an old school wristwatch, and on top of hat you have to manually wind it, for all that $$??” Years later I tried one on and it was like something switched in my brain. Now the Speedy is GOATed in my view. Maybe one day I’ll feel that way about Royal Oak / PP. Really hope not though
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This week’s setup.
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Today’s wrist and a free foot pic from the wife. I’ve been wanting a small watch lately, so I picked up this 34mm Swatch. Loving it!
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Before I knew anything about high end clothing or nice quality accessories, I had my eye on this monstrosity of an Invicta mechanical skeletonized Russian Diver. It has lived most of its life in a dark watch case. Just came across it the other day and said screw it… let’s give it a go.
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A battered representative of what I consider a really interesting, historically important tool watch:
Great resource on the history of the watch:
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@RobeOfTheMagi very cool, nice patina on the watch also!!
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Like the look and specs of these. Whats the word on Glycine? Seem's like a swiss that is actually reasonably priced for what it is. Quality seems good from what i can tell.
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@WhiskeySandwich to my knowledge they use Siletta or ETA movements. I’d consider them cool watches with quite some history and quality
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Yema x Seconde Seconde
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Not had a Citizen before. Quite like the look of this one.
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@Matt This one reminds me of those wacky (in all kindness) shoes you have. Nike was ahead of their time with these designs.
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pretty stoked for how well this worked out
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@sabergirl yup makes for a nice watch strap for my 42mm
