Watches - another OCD problem
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Panerai OEM straps are great, but strap collecting can be a problem with Panerai. Particularly when there are some great strap makers out there…MP being one...they last forever.
A few more…
On the wrist…
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Beautiful watches QM
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^ Thanks.
I’m considering parting with several and maybe getting something really special.
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Luminor GMT with Gaurded goods Reverse Shell Cordovan strap. I’m disappointed with the quality of the strap.
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^ your 88 deserves better.
I know Greg (for full disclosure) and am a fan of his straps https://www.gregstevensdesign.com/watch-straps.html
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As far as I'm concerned, the most interesting movements to look at are manual wind chronographs. No recommendations on skeletonized watches, but a Speedmaster Professional with a display back is in that range.
Or you could get something like this for about 10% of that.
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The Nomos Neomatik watches have a nice movement, and come into the price range.
The Jaeger LeCoultre Master Control Date with the sexy sector dial comes in at $5700. Its movement is neatly decorated.
The Omega Seamaster Aqua-Terra is $5500, and has an attractive, albeit industrial, movement.
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I’m considering parting with several and maybe getting something really special.
What are you considering getting instead? Something like a Patek or a Lange?
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^ your 88 deserves better.
I know Greg (for full disclosure) and am a fan of his straps https://www.gregstevensdesign.com/watch-straps.html
Thanks. They look very nice.
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^ Thanks.
I’m considering parting with several and maybe getting something really special.
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It is a fantastic looking watch.
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As someone who's never looked very carefully at watch prices, I am surprised to see how much pre-owned watches are discounted. At Topper, there's a Nomos Lambda wg, 95% condition from Sep '16, for sale at $11k, which is a sharp drop from the $20k MSRP (not sure what is the true retail price).
