Watches - another OCD problem

[ddtrash]

Wearing the Nautilus a bit more often now. Most comfortable watch with a bracelet I own.

A combination of the slim light case and small link, flexible bracelet help the comfort level.

[JDelage]

Moser is re-releasing the Streamliner center second, in green and purple.

I'm not sure I like the transparent logo better, but in any case they are gorgeous watches.

[nickname]

Got my first GS today SBGA461

Been drooling over these for the past 10 years, finally got my hands on one

[Graeme]

@mvttryvn I've seen a white faced Speedmaster, and it was lovely. I would definitely pick it over the black dial version.

Monochrome has just posted a hands-on with the watch if you need any more temptation in your life.

[Giles]

I have a Speedy, but in all honesty, I just don't get the hype.

I'm very attached to mine as it is a one-off. Built on a 321 movement with a Japanese Racing Dial.

But I don't like it enough to be a daily wear.....

[mclaincausey]

It’s lovely and they’re cool watches in theory but in practicality I don’t use chronographs enough to justify that complication versus a diver with screw down crown and no buttons that can leak if submerged

[Anesthetist]

I wore my Moon To Mars Speedy daily for a bit and enjoyed it, but it always felt like a fragile watch. I couldnt get that out of my head.

[Giles]

A have the same feeling with mine.......

[gazza61]

I wear mine all all the time no problems I think they are well made

[Anesthetist]

@gazza61 different animal than a Moon Watch

[RobeOfTheMagi]

@Giles What shirt is that Giles?

[Giles]

It's a jacket. Sample that never made it to production because we had massive issues in the wabash factory for a while......

[RobeOfTheMagi]

It's beautiful! Your standard CPO buttons plus zip; what's not to like?

[Anesthetist]

His & Hers Cartier Tanks (Must & Solo)

[Mizmazzle]

@Giles yes! That jacket needs to be made ASAP!!

[AdamJ]

This is not mine. It came across my desk when @Giles sold(?) it back in Feb 2020. Wish I'd bought it now

[Graeme]

Credor, which is Seiko's top brand, has just released a reissue of the Seiko Locomotive. This was a seventies watch designed by a certain Gerald Genta.

It's been upgraded from the original with a titanium case and automatic, rather than quartz, movement. Production is limited to 300 pieces.

The asking price is $12,000 / €14,000, and Monochrome has more details, and there's a longer article at Hodinkee.

[mclaincausey]

Not my favorite but what a bracelet. The chamfering on each link is beautiful.

[Danimal506]

Those Credors are probably beautiful in person. But man the integrated bracelet stainless steel sports watch has become so played out. I feel like every single brand has their own version of the Royal Oak.

[mclaincausey]

To be fair this is a reboot of an old Genta design so it carries some legitimacy.

Also the integration is hanging by a thread compared to those models. It’s very different looking to my eye because lugs aren’t coming out of the case.