Watches - another OCD problem

[mclaincausey]

Can it survive under the wheel of G's padmorewagon on a gravel driveway?

[Graeme]

Almost certainly.

[Seul]

G's left arm after one month of wearing that Swiss Military 20,000 ft…

[Anesthetist]

Yeah it's Mickey Mouse, but it's also a Japanese made G-Shock with only 3000 made for Tokyo Disneyland. I love Japanese domestic watches!

[lucky]

Morning Gents,

I am new guy to the forum and waiting for the next shipment of 666's so i can join your ranks. I'm laughing about the OCD on here as i read through the posts , did not realise it was so common.Anyways here's a picture of my recently purchased beater and I absolutely love it …completely indestructible Sinn U1 .

[Seul]

Sleek - I like it!..

[lucky]

thanks ….i literally just picked up a leather strap i had made for it , will post some pics another time.

I dont know how much custom straps are in the UK but mine cost about GBP100 in plain leather. Here is the link to his website. Checkout the gallery for some watch candy:

www.jns-strap.com/

[derivative666]

That's a beauty

"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"

[derivative666]

"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"

[lucky]

[mclaincausey]

Awesome. Hard to pick a favorite band.

[derivative666]

Love the brown

"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"

[lucky]

Thanks …..and agree both so totally different that its like having two watches which i guess is the whole point.

shame it loses 10 sec a day .......

[derivative666]

If you want move it let me know

"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"

[Anesthetist]

Accuracy? Got that covered.

[Giles]

@Anesthetist:

Accuracy? Got that covered.

Still working on subtlety?

[mclaincausey]

@Giles:

Still working on subtlety?

I've mastered that.

Nothing says "subtlety" like spinners.

[Chris]

The Astron is a very large watch.  How do you like it so far?

[Anesthetist]

I like my watches either traditional or really high tech. Being the first solar watch with GPS, it fits the bill nicely. It is flawlessly accurate when it can receive its signal and has plenty of buttons to press The finish is good, probably along the lines of the Brightz line but not as good as my Grand Seiko. It is unfortunately very large but it is so for a reason (antenna) and is easy to wear on the silicone strap. All in all I'm liking it.

[Anesthetist]

Doesn't wear that different from my old Panerai or JSAR. This is a better shot of its size.