Watches - another OCD problem
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Sorry guys forgot to add any narrative to the rather crappy photo.
Out of the two I sort of prefer the Oris BC3, which is my every day watch, it's got a bit of weight and can take a thrashing, but isn't the best timekeeper.
I bought the Rolex a few years ago when everyone was wearing them, with hindsight I should have got something a bit more individual. Having been through this thread there are some great watches that I've never come across before. So I wish I had been on the Forum before getting the Rolex. -
That Rolex is beautiful Alcatraz, one day I hope to pick up one very similar.
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Styling on the Rolex doesn't really do anything for me, but that's just individual preference; the company makes excellent watches. The Oris is nice. The company always seems to slide along without much attention, but they do make a really solid timepiece for a nice price.
EDIT: In the interests of keeping this thread interesting, here's what I'm wearing today:
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Sturmanskie Yuri Gagarin commemorative edition. The minute hand in the picture obscures the "1961-2001", indicating the 40th anniversary of Gagarin's being the first human in space. I like this one a lot; the manual wind chronograph is really cool. The biggest issue I have with it is that the date doesn't have a quick set capability, which means setting it after I haven't worn it for a while is a major hassle.
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Sturmanskie Yuri Gagarin commemorative edition. The minute hand in the picture obscures the "1961-2001", indicating the 40th anniversary of Gagarin's being the first human in space. I like this one a lot; the manual wind chronograph is really cool. The biggest issue I have with it is that the date doesn't have a quick set capability, which means setting it after I haven't worn it for a while is a major hassle.
Nice clean and legible dial, shame they did not make a bit more effort with the movement.
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This is nice IMO Finnn:
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Friend wants to buy hubby a square or rectangular stainless steel dress watch on stainless steel band. Manual or quartz. Budget USD500 any suggestions….?
Here a few worth looking at:
http://www.watchshop.com/mens-tissot-txl-watch-t60158752-p30093.html
http://www.watchshop.com/mens-tissot-txl-chrono-chronograph-watch-t0617171103100-p99940378.html
http://www.watchshop.com/mens-dreyfuss-co-watch-dgb00007-06-p99937753.html
http://www.watchshop.com/mens-emporio-armani-chronograph-watch-ar0322-p99938443.html -
This one is pretty nice, especially on the bracelet (I own one myself, by the way):
http://www.watchzworld.com/accutron-gemini-26b47.htmlHamilton also makes a good one:
http://www.jomashop.com/hamilton-jazzmaster-watch-h36415155.htmlThose are the only ones I can think of right off the top of my head. With a bit more time, I may remember a few more. I've never been a big fan of square/rectangular watches, so I haven't spent as much time researching them.
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Hamilton do this one too:
http://www.hamiltonwatch.com/en/gents/american-classic/shaped/pulsomatic/H52515139 -
Model PAM 111, brand new rep , only watch
mechanical with automatic winding (definately not battery, can see the movement moving etc coz of the open back)
willing to let go at $2*0 (whatsapp me to discuss) ..-
interested parties pls pm me.. thanks
contact me at 97389313
no replies will be given to those who ask me abt authencity/box/reciept. 1:1 , no flaws on watch
does this sound too good to be true?
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